Tarik Kiswanson’s Probing Art Reflects His Experience as a Second-Generation Immigrant
With shows this year in Mexico City, Stockholm, Salzburg, and Paris, Tarik Kiswanson is finally experiencing hard-won success in the artworld.
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In Stylish Photographs, Alberto García-Alix Captured Spain’s Outcasts and Lesser-Known Youth Rebellion
García-Alix was part of La Movida Madrileña, a youth movement of the 1970s and '80s, whose participants and influences are evident in his photographs.
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Indigenous Australian Art Is Finally Getting Its Proper Due in Major Local Institutions
The Sydney Modern project and a forthcoming major Emily Kame Kngwarreye retrospective exemplify their commitment.
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Ellen Carey Is Pushing the Limits of Photography With Mysterious Abstractions That Look Like Paintings
"Time is the camera operator," the artist said.
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Objet: Reflectacles Privacy Eyewear
These days, many of us are more careful than we used to be about protecting our online privacy: refusing to allow tracking cookies, browsing in private mode or with a VPN, locking down our social
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How I Made This: Anton Thomas’s Pictorial Maps
It’s fair to say that Melbourne-based cartographer Anton Thomas is obsessive. When making one of his hand-drawn illustrated maps, he descends into what he calls “map hermitdom.” It gets so bad…
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How the Filipino Brand Aranaz Designed Its Iconic Crab Handbag
The Filipino brand Aranaz works with local farmers to source wicker for their popular crab-shaped clutch.
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What’s In a Face?
Kevin Francis Gray's "Breakdown Works," on view at Pace in London, push the portrait bust form toward abstraction.
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