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| 1 | Cauleen Smith: Mutualities |
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| 2 | Your Concise New York Art Guide for January 2021 |
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| 3 | The Whitney Reopens With 3 Powerhouse Shows |
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| 4 | Cauleen Smith on How Art Facilitates Protest and Introspection |
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| 5 | Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend |
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| 6 | 'This Planet is Our Spaceship': An Interview with Cauleen Smith |
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| 7 | Hulda Guzmán: my flora, my fauna – The Brooklyn Rail |
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| 8 | What Artist Cauleen Smith Can’t Live Without |
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| 9 | Ariana Papademetropoulos: Unweave a Rainbow – The Brooklyn Rail |
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| 10 | Citizen Ghost: David Fincher's Mank – The Brooklyn Rail |
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| 11 | Vincent Van Gogh: A Life in Letters – The Brooklyn Rail |
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| 12 | Cauleen Smith Wins the 2020 Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize |
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| 13 | The Art World Works From Home: Whitney Curator Chrissie Iles Is Doing Kundalini Yoga and Reading About Historical Plagues |
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| 14 | ART CLUB2000: Selected Works 1992–1999 – The Brooklyn Rail |
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| 15 | Fall 2020 NYC Museum Highlights |
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| 16 | Study: Coronavirus hits those with low incomes hardest |
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| 17 | DEC 20-JAN 21 |
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| 18 | HOSA AND THE PRICE OF NEUTRALITY |
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| 19 | Cauleen Smith Wins Studio Museum’s $50,000 Wein Artist Prize |
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| 20 | Armory Week Lowdown: Art Shows to See |
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| 21 | New York’s Reopened Museums: Where to Go and What to See |
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| 22 | ‘The Local Audience Is the Central Audience’: As Tourism Tanks Across the US, Museums Pivot to the Visitors in Their Own Backyards |
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| 23 | Edo politics: Captain Hosa and the price of neutrality |
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| 24 | New York clears the way for the city's museums to reopen |
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| 25 | Metabolic Rift, Gift, and Shift |
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| 26 | The best kinds of leaders focus on the collective, not the individual |
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| 27 | 31 Pieces of Wall Art From Black Artists |
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| 28 | Black History Month: the best 2020 exhibitions across the US |
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| 29 | Möbius divests IT-subsidiaries LoQutus and Ground lion to AXI |
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| 30 | Amelia Umuhire, Polyglot Ep. 2: Le Mal du pays (Homesickness) |
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| 31 | Your Concise New York Art Guide for Spring 2020 |
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| 32 | Birth pains of our new multipolar world |
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| 33 | Safe Reopening NYC: What's Open During Covid in NYC |
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| 34 | Mexico, Not France, Had ‘Most Profound And Pervasive’ Impact On 20th Century American Art, Whitney Curator Discovers |
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| 35 | Facebook's dating service finally hooks up with Instagram |
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| 36 | Francis Huxley obituary |
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| 37 | FROM OGBE TO OGBEMUDIA STADIUM |
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| 38 | Moira Donegan Tells Her Own Story |
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| 39 | In Way Too Little We Trust |
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| 40 | THEATRE REVIEW: 'God of Carnage,' delight in dark humor |
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| 41 | note – The Brooklyn Rail |
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| 42 | The Centre for Interpreting, Translation and Intercultural Studies at Stirling | About |
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| 43 | My boyfriend just told me he doesn't love me |
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| 44 | On financialisation, exit options for capital and sites of resistance |
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| 45 | A Brief History of the Brooklyn Rail |
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| 46 | Indigenous Australia in the era of 'good governance' |
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| 47 | Indian diplomacy: when the individual mattered as much as the skills |
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| 48 | Kenya versus al-Shabab |
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| 49 | Roberta Smith with Irving Sandler – The Brooklyn Rail |
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