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Skip to main content Currently Reading Artist David Hartt wants to create a salon for Black artists at the Glass House in New Canaan Joel Lang FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Artist David Hartt aims to create a salon of Black artists at the Glass House with his exhibition “David Hartt: A Colored Garden.”Michael Biondo / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Artist David Hartt aims to create a salon of Black artists at the Glass House with his exhibition “David Hartt: A Colored Garden.”Mich...

Nam June Paik: Traveling Electronic Superhighways SFMOMA // May 08, 2021 - October 03, 2021 May 20, 2021 | in Installation Nam June Paik, Sistine Chapel, 1993 (installation view, Tate); courtesy the Estate of Nam June Paik; © Estate of Nam June Paik; photo: Andrew Dunkley © Tate TV Garden, 1974–77/2002 (installation view, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam); Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf; © Estate of Nam June Paik; photo: Peter Tijhuis Timm Rautert, Nam June Paik lying among telev...

Photo: Getty Images Sutton Stracke is synonymous with the most exclusive social circle in the 90210 as one of the cast members of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. However, the sweet and sassy boutique owner we know and love today actually got her start in the South, having been born and raised in Augusta, Georgia. "I kind of always keep home inside my heart," Sutton shared during a recent interview with The Daily Dish. "And I keep home in the way I live." G...

San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts new retrospective of more than 200 works by celebrated multimedia artist Nam June Paik is not only absorbing and historic; its also a lot of fun. As we ease from binge-watching TV shows online and Insta-scrolling on our phones, this first U.S. retrospective of Paiks major works provides a perfect segue, full of television monitors set up in unlikely places and positions. Paik (1932-2006) was a pioneer since the early 1970s when he coined the term "electronic ...

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly About Cold-War America Nicolaus Mills © Provided by The Daily Beast Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Roman Cieslewicz/David Pollack/Corbis via Getty The conclusion of World War II brought with it unprecedented economic power for America. It was in this respect a golden age for the United States—a time that still fascinates us when we think of our diminished international role today. By the end of the 1940s, the United States, with just 7...

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Dazed media sites Gersende is wearing a patched lace dress and metal, freshwater pearl and resin Animals earrings by DIORScanography by Katerina Jebb On Passion and People: Maria Grazia Chiuri & Sharon Eyal In Conversation The designer and choreographer’s relationship echoes a time-honoured love affair between fashion and dance. Here, the pair come together for a conversation about their connection, collaboration and the body April 26, 2021 Lead ImageGersende is wearing a patched lace dress a...

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4/19/2021 ‘If We Don’t Adapt, We Will Wither Away’: Louis Menand on the University Historians in the News Louis Menand’s  The Free World: Art and Thought in the Cold War, out tomorrow from FSG, begins and finishes with global geopolitics: at one end, the carving up of Europe into Soviet and American zones of influence after the Second World War; at the other, America’s catastrophic invasion of Vietnam. But the bulk of the book is concerned with the history and the glo...

Review of The Free World: Art and Thought in the Cold War by Louis Menand