Guided by an uncompromising vision and a shrewd critical eye, the artist satirized American culture through paintings, assemblage pieces, and music that hummed with tactile vitality.

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Art history has all but forgotten the love that sculptor Auguste Rodin had for the art of Egypt. A new exhbition in New York ...

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The day after Thanksgiving, 24 Vermont-based craft makers invite the public in to their studios for the annual Putney Craft Tour. Artisans run the gamut, including glassblowers, ...

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For decades, a sealed basement room sat untouched beneath an unremarkable building, its existence known to only a few and its ...

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Imagine you're in southeast Cape York Peninsula, heading north from the tiny town of Laura—population 133. You're in a dusty ...

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