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Phumzile Khanyile Untitled 2016, from the Plastic crowns series 2016. Courtesy of National Gallery of Victoria and Bowness Family Fund for Photography, 2019 

Identity and Speculation Are at the Heart of This Brave Australian Triennial

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Bread on a Seder Plate, 2020. All images courtesy Richard Heller Gallery

Justin Liam O’Brien Paints Loneliness as a “Pathological Condition”

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Artists and Curators Choose Their Standout Artists of 2020

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Cosmo Whyte’s Textured Response to a Year of Racial Upheaval

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Titus Kaphar Reveals Black Absence in the Starkest Terms

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Guillaume Vandame, anti-hero, 2020, readymade monkey figurine and rubber cock ring, both gifts from ex-lovers

How Guillaume Vandame Processed Unrequited Love Through Intimate Artworks

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These Are the Essential Artists You Need to Watch

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Jamie Crewe’s New Film Is a Nuanced Exploration of Gender in Isolation

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Unbound But Thoughtful: Chiizii on the Influence of Her Global Upbringing

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What It’s Really Like to Be Queer and Nursing

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Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski Splits the Rainbow to Imagine a Femme Genesis

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Tracey Emin on Following Your Emotional Instinct and Turning Inwards

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Can Diasporic Artists Ethically Collaborate with Local Craftspeople?

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Ziping Wang Is Playing Tricks on You

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How Can the Library Be Used as a Force for Positive Change?

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Numbered Editions, DaDaLand, 2019

The Artists Keeping the Absurdist, Irreverent Spirit of Dada Alive

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Celebrating Nasty Women in All Their Glory

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

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This Tender Dedication to Queer Love Confronts Italy’s Fascist Past

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Ecovisions: The Artists Surrendering to Nature as a Tool for Survival

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The Memphis Group: Joyous Genius or Tragically Tacky?

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Untangling Identity Politics with Karachi-Born Nalini Malani and Huma Bhabha

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The Mary Wollstonecraft Statue Is a Betrayal of Feminism

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Koos Breen, Set Stage Screen project, avatar

Koos Breen Doesn’t Care for the Distinction Between “Art” and “Design”

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