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A long-awaited monograph offers a panoramic view of the visionary painter’s work. Comprised of reproductions of the majority of her works, a critical-biographical essay, archival ephemera, and documentary back matter, it makes a convincing argument for Ito’s significance as a major, if singular, figure in postwar American art.

Miyoko Ito’s intriguing merger of internal and external space gets proper recognition and a fresh look in this visual feast

Have art books, will travel. And this year’s prime selections clock up a lot of visual, historical and personal mileage. We get an up-close tour

Veteran telecom attorney Edward “Smitty” Smith is headed to T-Mobile to help head up the company’s lobbying operation.

A golf course in Connecticut and a Texas-based philanthropist are selling works by Isamu Noguchi and Ellsworth Kelly at auction in May.

Dozens of undergraduates from Emory College and Oxford College discovered concrete next steps for their college careers and beyond at the first-ever Sophomore Summit, an intensive two-day retreat.

For the second time in two years, the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s office, led by Sheriff Garry McFadden, is being sued over delays in processing concealed-handgun and pistol-purchase permit applications. The second lawsuit and request for injunctive relief was filed by retired former N.C. Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Judge Bob Hunter and N.C. Attorney

A partisan divide - with Democrats largely eschewing firearms and Republicans embracing them - has warped political speech in the US.

A partisan divide - with Democrats largely eschewing firearms and Republicans embracing them - has warped political speech in the US.

A partisan divide - with Democrats largely eschewing firearms and Republicans embracing them - has warped political speech in the US.