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Hans van der Meer's Minor Mysteries

Inspired by legendary street photographers, Hans van der Meer took off to Budapest in the fall of 1984 and stayed, with interruptions, for a year. Minor Mysteries provides insight into what fascinate December 07, 2023

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 124: David Shrigley Just Made Pulped Fiction

There doesn't seem to be anything more 1984 than taking what was one of the most popular selling books of the 21st century and printing an alternative text upon its ashes. There is that wonderful mom October 27, 2023

David Shrigley Turns "The Da Vinci Code" Into "1984" in His New Project, "Pulped Fiction"

There was a moment in time where on every train, every plane, every poolside lounge chair arrangement, there was someone reading Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. Which of course means that every single October 26, 2023

Common Efforts—Intaka Yakha Ngoboya Benye: Lulama Wolf in dialogue with Sonja Ferlov Mancoba @ Eighteen Gallery

Eighteen is pleased to present the first major exhibition by South African painter Lulama Wolf in the Nordic region. Common Effort - Intaka Yakha Ngoboya Benye exposes a new body of work created in d August 24, 2023

Carla Williams' Intimate Self Portraits Reveal the Raw Energy of a Young Artist

Created in private between 1984 and 1999, a new collection of previously unseen images by artist Carla Williams offers a poignant glimpse into the life of a young, queer, Black woman on a quest July 24, 2023

Make Believe: Retrospective Features More Than 150 David LaChapelle Works

A major new exhibition from David LaChapelle—the artist’s largest-ever U.S. exhibition; first New York museum solo show; and most comprehensive exhibition to date—will feature more than 150 wor August 29, 2022

Luo Yang's Latest Book Continues Her Story of Youth Culture in China

When we talk about “Ba ling hou” (born after the 1980s) in China, we are actually talking about the first generation born under the one-child policy and raised during the reform and opening up le August 02, 2022

Mariette Pathy Allen's Photographs of the 1984 Harlem House Ball

Mariette Pathy Allen began photographing the transgender community in the late 1970s. Through her artistic practice, she has been a pioneering force in gender consciousness, contributing to numerous May 18, 2022

The Interactive and Immersive Universe of teamLab: Continuity @ Asian Art Museum, San Francisco

So much of what we have missed over the past 18 months or so is experiential events, being somewhere in the flesh and immersed. We’ve all tried our best, with online viewing rooms, print drops and September 21, 2021

Posters for The Tokyo Olympiad @ Poster House, NYC Moves to 2022

So much of what we reference as great graphic design and graphic art influences stem from the creation of Olympic poster art and logo designs. There is an argument to be made of how much sports and a May 12, 2021
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