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A juxtaposition of institutional inquiry into the future of domestic life and the passing of a cross-disciplinary artist whose work traversed music and visual practice. Exhibition: LACMA revisits the strange, utopian h...
Contemporary
Scandinavian museums are recalibrating how they present the Viking past. For decades the public imagination has favoured a narrow, cinematic image — helmeted men, swords raised — and that image still sells. Curators now ...
Unjica · 2 Oct
Artist
A Flea Market Find In the 1950s, a woman browsing a Brooklyn flea market purchased a necklace for Rs 1,400. The piece, silver wire twisted around a simple cord, offered no clues to its origin. For decades, it remained a...
Unjica · 1 Oct
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A concise selection of institutional and market shifts that recalibrate regional profiles and international flows. Exhibition: China's newest art museum reinvents infinity — 340–420 words The unveiling of Suzhou’s new ...
Unjica · 25 Sept
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Scandinavian museums are recalibrating how they present the Viking past. For decades the public imagination has favoured a narrow, cinematic image — helmeted men, swords raised — and that image still sells. Curators now ...
Contemporary
A Flea Market Find In the 1950s, a woman browsing a Brooklyn flea market purchased a necklace for Rs 1,400. The piece, silver wire twisted around a simple cord, offered no clues to its origin. For decades, it remained a...
Artist
A concise selection of institutional and market shifts that recalibrate regional profiles and international flows. Exhibition: China's newest art museum reinvents infinity — 340–420 words The unveiling of Suzhou’s new ...
Artist
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