Tag: Books

Mona Chalabi Paints a Picture of Class Inequality

“As an adult and as a journalist, I have stared shamelessly.” That refusal to look away is...

The Zen Mona Lisa

Editor’s Note: The following article is a chapter titled “Six Persimmons” that has been excerpted from From Darkness to...

The Jewish Sisters in Renoir’s “Pink and Blue”

In 1881, at the dawn of the Belle Époque, Pierre-Auguste Renoir steps into the ritzy Parisian townhouse...

What Else Could It Mean? A Book Surveys the Playful, Iconoclastic Works of James Wines

It’s not uncommon for artists and architects to espouse a desire for breaking conventions and pushing boundaries,...

It’s Time to Talk About Classism in the Art World

For something that determines so much — about the art we make, the art we get to...

Guadalupe Rosales’s Portable Archive of East LA

If someone had described Los Angeles youth culture in the late 1990s, they might have invoked towheaded...

In an Updated Edition, Photographer Ivan McClellan Returns to Black Rodeo Culture

From California to Oklahoma to Illinois, Black communities are saddling up and grasping the reins of a...

10 Art Books to Curl Up With This November

The publishing industry is already preparing for spring, but we're still stuck on all the delights and...

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