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  1. art and soul
    The Baltimore Museum of Art Is Putting Women First in 2020In a year of exhibitions dedicated to female-identifying artists, here are eight that stand out.
    By Katie Berohn
  2. art and soul
    Death, As Seen by 8 Female ArtistsExploring mortality at BRIC’s “Death Becomes Her.”
    By Julia Kramer
  3. male anatomy
    I Went on a Tour of (and With) the Met’s MembersDoes size matter?
    By Brock Colyar
  4. fashion history
    Modest Fashion, on DisplayMuslim fashions take center stage at Cooper Hewitt.
    By Katie Berohn
  5. climate crisis parables
    The Film Series Tackling Climate Change DespairWhen global disaster feels a little too close, watch one of these films.
    By Jennimai Nguyen
  6. art and soul
    The Artist Whose Paintings Have Captivated Ta-Nehisi CoatesCalida Rawles on depicting godlike black bodies.
    By Anna Furman
  7. collaboration station
    Ooh, a Sweatshirt With Barbra Streisand’s Face on ItStraight off Coach’s Spring 2020 runway.
    By Andrew Nguyen
  8. space of the week
    A Creative Community in a Former Paper-Clip Factory in the BronxThere are about 50 artists, furniture-makers, ceramicists, and architects in this Port Morris building. We visited 13 of them.
    By Wendy Goodman
  9. nailed it
    Guess What Lizzo’s Manicure Smells LikeGuess!
    By Erica Smith
  10. fashion history
    How Ballet Transformed CoutureThe Museum at FIT’s new exhibit, “Ballerina: Fashion’s Modern Muse” explores the link between dancers and modern style.
    By Katie Berohn
  13. art and soul
    Portraits of Backstage Stars of the New York City BalletA new exhibition by Lauren Redniss spotlights behind-the-scenes talent.
    By Jennimai Nguyen
  14. the bigger picture
    Photographing Cultural Icons at Eye LevelDana Lixenberg’s new show, “American Images,” features famous creatives at their most uninhibited.
    By Katie Berohn and Devine Blacksher
  15. the bigger picture
    A Colorful Celebration of Jamaican StyleAn exhibition capturing the relationship between hair and identity among Jamaican women.
    By Andrew Nguyen
  16. animals
    This Lamb of God Had Some Work DoneThe art world is losing it over this “alarmingly humanoid” painting of a lamb.
    By Hannah Gold
  17. art and soul
    I Ate the Worst Salad of My Life in the Name of ArtA new show at the Whitney contemplates produce.
    By Cassidy George
  18. acting out
    Allow Us to Introduce This Singing Bottle of PerfumeHis name is Mur.
    By Jane Larkworthy
  19. art and soul
    The Artist Who Wants You to Know That Everyone’s Going Through SomethingAshley Lukashevsky wants to illustrate the future instead of reinstating the harm of “patriarchal, capitalist bullshit systems.”
    By Ari Saperstein
  20. fiction
    See It SlantWhen I was 19, a girl named K showed me what I was missing. Then she disappeared.
    By C Pam Zhang
  21. art
    Madame Tussauds Does It AgainThe museum has unveiled yet another unsettling wax celebrity.
    By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
  22. the bigger picture
    100 Years of Hygge, IlluminatedThe rich history of Danish lighting design from 1920 to now.
    By Zoe Juanitas
  25. space of the week
    At Home With Françoise GilotThe 98-year-old artist, who had two children with Pablo Picasso and went on to marry Jonas Salk, still paints every day in her New York apartment.
    By Wendy Goodman
  26. art and soul
    The Hotel That Doubles As a Gallery SpaceA guided tour through the Crosby Street Hotel’s art collection.
    By Katie Berohn
  27. gallery
    Extravagant Gowns on the Streets of RomeIn a fashion shoot curated by Valentino’s designer.
    By Andrew Nguyen
  28. studio visit
    The Artist Bringing Your Favorite Films to LifeAlan Strack creates pieces for your inner movie buff.
    By Zoe Juanitas
  29. snacktime
    What Does a $120,000 Banana Taste Like?Someone finally went ahead and ate the six-figure fruit taped to the wall at Art Basel.
    By Hannah Gold
  30. art basel miami 2019
    The Best, Weirdest, Most Over-the-top Works at Art Basel Miami Beach 2019From a Balenciaga sofa to a Diesel apartment complex.
    By Emilia Petrarca
  31. the bigger picture
    A Love Letter to MexicoFrom the former director of Elle España.
    By Zoe Juanitas
  32. how i get it done
    How I Get It Done: Artist Mickalene Thomas“To choose to create art is definitely a courageous act. It’s not easy, ever, by any means.”
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  33. the bigger picture
    Before There Were Instagram Filters, There Was Kodachrome700,000 anonymous photo slides form a nostalgic picture of mid-century domesticity.
    By Anne Cruz
  34. photography
    A Joyful Testament to Middle AgeElinor Carucci photographs her teenagers, her uterus, and her naked self.
    By Lisa Miller
  37. dreams and (sur)reality
    Fort Makers Throws a Dinner Party Worthy of DalíA new group show draws on the tradition of the surrealist’s lawless, absurd fêtes.
    By Savannah Smith
  38. campaign
    Helmut Lang Plays With PaintThe brand channels Pollock with the cast of Slave Play.
    By Devine Blacksher
  39. art and soul
    Making a ‘Mess’ With Playful Ceramics32 ceramicists, together in a lively group show at The Future Perfect.
    By Anne Cruz
  40. the bigger picture
    ‘I Don’t Think a Man Could Have Taken the Picture’National Geographic celebrates 130 years of photographing women across the globe.
    By Katie Berohn
  41. art and soul
    10 Exciting New Artists to See in Brooklyn This WeekendThe Other Art Fair opens this weekend at the Brooklyn Expo Center.
    By Zoe Juanitas
  42. the bigger picture
     Look Back at the Early Days of California Skate CulturePhotographer Hugh Holland captured the ‘70s skateboarding scene.
    By Anne Cruz
  43. art and soul
    This Symbolic Ritual Visualizes the Pain of Domestic Violence“Divine Breath” acknowledges survivors’ trauma, preserving it through art.
    By Savannah Smith
  44. art
     You Can Now Buy a Print of New York’s ‘ALL LI ES MATTER’ CoverThe piece, by Hank Willis Thomas, was featured in the magazine’s 50th anniversary Artists Covers Project.
    By Anne Cruz
  45. art and soul
    An Illustrated History of French FashionFrom a famed fashion artist.
    By Zoe Juanitas
  46. art
    This New Book Is the Most Extensive Anthology of Women Artists Ever PublishedGreat Women Artists features over 400 women artists — some you’ve heard of, and many you probably haven’t.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  49. the female gaze
    Allow Me to Tell You How to Spend a Perfect New York AfternoonGo see this exhibit on female photographers before it closes.
    By Alex Beggs
  50. how i get it done
    How I Get It Done: Artist Marilyn MinterThe artist on jealousy, self-doubt, and ignoring criticism.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  51. q&a
    The Artist Blending Pop Art and Indian Soap OperasMaria Qamar illustrates the experiences of South Asian millennial women in her new show “Fraaaandship!”
    By Bindu Bansinath
  52. Inside Artist Izhar Patkin’s Vibrant East Village Loft That Was Once a SchoolThe art-filled space features an Egyptian wing and a Grecian guest room.
    By Wendy Goodman, Brittany Stephanis, and Kenny Wassus
  53. in dick pic news
    140 Dicks From Tinder (2019), Oil on CanvasA brave art student solicited hundreds of phallus photographs, then immortalized them as a giant painting.
    By Melinda Fakuade
  54. the cut portfolio
    The Art Stars of Entre NousInside the dining club that’s becoming a networking powerhouse for women of color in the art world.
    By Wendy Goodman
  55. the art world
    Artist Apologizes Over Tone-Deaf #MeToo Piece at Art BaselAndrea Bowers used a graphic photo of a sexual-assault survivor in her $300,000 piece without the woman’s consent.
    By Amanda Arnold
  56. gallery
    A Photography Magazine Shows ‘Age’ Around the WorldA look inside Primary Paper’s latest issue.
    By Paola de Varona
  57. art
    An Exploration of Black Identity at Hudson YardsArtists and high-school students performed in the neighborhood’s new arts center, The Shed.
    By Andrew Nguyen
  58. culture
    Choreographer Bobbi Jene Smith Thinks Talent Is Nothing Without GutsThe former dancer muses on togetherness and effort ahead of her production Lost Mountain.
    By Whitney Mallett
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