LEARNING TO LOOK AGAIN
By Linda Sutherland
This is a story about resilience, courage, talent and a Black man born in the segregated Deep South whose tenacious spirit succeeded in an arena not of music or sports, […]
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By Heather Stivison
One of the pleasures of summer is the opportunity for frequent daytrips and weekend getaways — and for art lovers that often means exploring galleries, museums and shows that are […]
CORNERED: GRACE HOPKINS
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Artist and gallery director Grace Hopkins was raised in a world of painters by her father, artist and Guggenheim Fellow Budd Hopkins, and her mother, arts writer, renowned critic and […]
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Can you capture the future in a photograph? The answer, of course, is no. You can, however, detail individuals on the edge of it. This is seen most strikingly in […]
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In the dream world presented in “La Machina de los Sueños/The Machine of Dreams,” on view through July 31 at the Cantor Art Gallery at the College of the Holy […]
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The Yale University Art Gallery was founded in 1832 and is the oldest college museum in North America. On Thursday evening, June 18, the Margaret and Angus Wurtele Sculpture Garden, […]
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