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Seeing Sound - e-flux Education

Seeing Sound // October 27–December 16, 2023 ....

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BOMB Magazine | Steve Roden and Stephen Vitiello

Vitiello and Roden are often mistaken for each other. It might have something to do with their early interest in punk, Cage's influence on their work, and… ....

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Australia reveals its presentation in Venice for the Biennale Arte 2022

Originally from the Veneto region in Italy, Marco Fusinato’s parents migrated to Australia where he was born. He currently lives and works in Naa ....

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The Breakout Stars of 2020

The Breakout Stars of 2020
Here are the 12 stars and trends that managed to thrive and shine in an impossible year.
Clockwise from bottom left: Sarah Cooper, Maria Bakalova, the hand of the artist Salman Toor, Jonathan Majors and Radha Blank.Credit.Clockwise from bottom left: Lacey Terrell/Netflix; Elizabeth Weinberg for The New York Times; Peter Fisher for The New York Times; Adria Malcolm for The New York Times; Douglas Segars for The New York Times
Published Dec. 23, 2020Updated Dec. 24, 2020
While plenty of us felt trapped this year, wandering through the same spaces and talking to the same people, it was the artists and entertainers who kicked open windows to new sights, sounds and experiences. Yes, the pandemic dealt a significant hit to the culture world, but nothing could derail its creativity. So, despite the limitations, stars in a variety of disciplines managed to thrive and shine, and by doing so, made a difficult year more tolerable for most everyone. ....

United States , New York , United Kingdom , Republic Of , Museum Of Modern Art , The Whitney , Whitney Museum Of American Art , Christine Sun Kim , Sarah Cooper , Gladys Knight , Mike Hale , Teddy Riley , Sara Mearns , Alexis Soloski , Adrienne Warren , Swizz Beatz , Alanis Morissette , Douglas Segars , Amory Otros Demonios , Jim Poniewozik , Erykah Badu , Gia Kourlas , Sacha Baron Cohen , Gucci Mane , Yolanda Adams , Patti Labelle ,