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Why Are So Many Artists Becoming Therapists?
Four artists opened up about their mid-career pivots.
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The Boom and Bust of Figurative Painting
How politics and the market conspired to make and undo a major trend.
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Joel Shapiro Broke Art Down to Its Fundamentals, in Turns Both Silly and Serious
The sculptor, who died in June at the age of 83, sustained a long career marked by constant inquiry.
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How Suzanne Valadon Went from Circus Performer to Model to Post-Impressionist
The French painter has been the subject of six major exhibitions in as many years, including a retrospective at the Centre Pompidou through May 26.
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Datebook: The Art World’s Summer Happenings to Add to Your Calendar
Exhibitions, books, and music to look forward to in summer 2025.
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Marsha P. Johnson’s Activism Lives on in Her Art
Her art centered joy, exuberance, and birthday parties.
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Art in America’s Summer “New Talent” Issue Features 20 Artists to Watch, Figurative Painting’s Boom, Art’s Spiritual Turn, and More
The summer issue on sale from May into August.
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Art in America Launches “New Talent” Issue Live
The new issue will debut on newsstands and online on May 16.
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The Felix Gonzalez-Torres Effect: Artists Weigh in on His Enduring Influence
The artist is currently the subject of "Always to Return," an exhibition co-organized by the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and the Archives of American Art.
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