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Aw, Yeah: New Museum Saves ‘Hell, Yes!’
Exclusive: Originally loaned for a two-year exhibition, the piece was recently purchased for the museum by trustees.
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Exclusive: Originally loaned for a two-year exhibition, the piece was recently purchased for the museum by trustees.
Its creator once proudly described the house as “a bold little ugly banal box.”
Now that Bush has left office, is political art becoming more accessible?
'We've exchanged work with people, but we haven't said 'You give me your Rolex and I'll give you a piece of art' ... Not yet.'
See the evolution of an Obama logo.
George W. Bush may have helicoptered off into the sunset yesterday, but artist Matthew McGuinness reminds that 43's legacy won't soon be forgotten.
Renay, the late burlesque diva, gangster moll, and John Waters muse, occupied her reflective moments by painting erotic kitsch.
Golden's diorama-like installation turns a basement nook into what appears to be the cluttered vanity of a media-obsessed eighties teenager.
Spero has been plumbing the totems and taboos of the human (especially female) psyche for more than a half-century.
T.S. Eliot said the bloody-minded playwright John Webster 'saw the skull beneath the skin,' and here artist Richard Aldrich demonstrates a similar X-ray aptitude.