Out of the Ordinary

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Inhotim: The Immense Brazilian Sculpture Park Where Artists Go Big

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Le Corbusier’s Zurich Pavilion Is a Bold Rubik’s Cube of Colour

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Hundreds of Naked Grappling Figures Create a Bizarre Temple to Artistic Ambition

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This Secluded Geometric Building Conjoins Art and Architecture

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In the Depths of Tasmania, a “Subversive Adult Disneyland”

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Steilneset Memorial, Norway: A Tribute to Those Executed for Witchcraft

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A Communist Relic: This Lithuanian Museum Houses Soviet-Era Artworks

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The Decadent Art-Filled Villa Hidden for Half a Century in Northern Italy

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Museum Insel Hombroich Is an Art Playground on a Former Missile Base

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The Musée Soulages Begets an Intense, Contemplative Experience

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Marfa’s Arid Desert Was the Ultimate Outdoor Gallery for Donald Judd

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Enter a Refuge From the Recriminations of the Outside World in Las Pozas, Mexico

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Japan’s Naoshima Island Is a Sprawling, Surprisingly Welcoming Art Haven

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A Cultural Journey Through Two Millennia in This Bombed-Out Church

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Eduardo Chillida’s Centuries-Old Farmhouse, a Love Letter to the Basque Country

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Little Sparta Is a “Garden Poem” and Ode to the Great Scottish Landscape

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Inside Hassan Hajjaj’s Riad in the Heart of Marrakech

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A Seaside Temple to Paula Rego, An Hour From Lisbon

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This Off-the-Radar Rainbow Chapel By Sol Lewitt Explodes Convention

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Muzeum Susch, Nestled in the Swiss Mountains, Is a Dramatic Temple to Art

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Too Exclusive For Its Own Good? Art in a Palace on an Island on a Lake

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The Chandigarh Rock Garden: One Man’s Fantasy Folk World

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Niki de Saint Phalle’s Mystical Temple to Female Sexuality

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Fondation Vasarely: The Father of Op Art’s Utopian Dream

Issue 45

Spring/Summer 2021, Elephant’s first biannual issue with a brand-new look, features a double interview between cover stars Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe and Kwesi Botchway. They discuss the new age of portraiture, their encounters with the art market, and the language of Black representation. Quaicoe’s striking self-portrait features on the main-release cover, while a detail from Botchway’s Metamorphose in July appears…

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