Artscope Magazine Issue 123 - July/August 2026
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DISPATCH FROM ART BASEL

By Claudia Fiks

For many years, I have worked as an educational guide at Art Basel, leading groups through the fair and helping visitors navigate its vast ecosystem of galleries, institutions, artists and […]

Skinner

NINETY WAYS TO SEE

By Carolyn Wirth

The 2026 Danforth Museum Annual Juried Exhibition includes strong black-and-white photography, a medium which delivers us from any one particular timeframe into a unique present-day view. Susan Alport’s enigmatic black-and-white […]

Cohen

PAINTING THE UNFORMED

By Elayne Clift

The first thing to know about Rona Lee Cohen’s art is that it begins with quiet intensity and an intimate relationship with each new piece she is contemplating. Her oil […]

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AFTER THE RUINS

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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