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Artful Volumes
... a “slab,” an uninspiring gob to most, but “elemental matter” to the artist: “With this, I can build anything I want.” —DAVID O’NEILL ...
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Artful Volumes
... . . . It’s hard to describe, and people have positioned it as science fiction, but it really did happen.” —DAVID O’NEILL Author and artist Glenn Lutz’s new book, THERE’S LIGHT: ARTWORKS...
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Artful Volumes
... catch. —DAVID O’NEILL LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER: FLINT IS FAMILY IN THREE ACTS (The Gordon Parks Foundation/Steidl, $85) is the culmination of a project begun in 2016, when the photographer went to...
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Artful Volumes
... she were trying to cram a lifetime of ideas onto a single page. —DAVID O’NEILL The traces our bodies leave behind rarely resemble clean silhouettes. In Liliane Tomasko’s early oil paintings of...
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Artful Volumes
... in his work, it’s hard not to see a similar sense of innocence betrayed. --DAVID O’ NEILL In one of the last interviews he did, Barkley L. Hendricks (1945–2017) chafed at the presumption that...
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Artful Volumes
... worked: it was hard to tell the difference between a prop and a person. If you got bored, that was all part of the scheme. Anything could be art, even an exit sign. --DAVID O’NEILL It’s hard to...
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Artful Volumes
... skills. Pierce was up on everything--Watergate, horse racing, divine intervention--and couldn’t wait to tell us all about it. --DAVID O’NEILL Since 2008, Sol LeWitt pilgrims have journeyed to MASS...
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Home Truths
SOON AFTER ARRIVING in New York in 1973, Ming Smith sold two pictures to the Museum of Modern Art (New York), becoming the first Black woman to be granted entrance into
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The Disasters We’ve Become
... DAVID O’NEILL: In Begin Again: James Baldwin’s America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own (Crown, $27) you write about your student days at Princeton, when you first encountered Baldwin. Can...
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Fine and Dandy
JACQUES HENRI LARTIGUE (1894–1986), an artist whose work seems to come from another world but in reality comes from the past century, captured that era’s experience of
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Artful Volumes
... placed herself as a woman, as a young mother, as a partner, and wrote from that specific place.” --LAUREN O’NEILL-BUTLER 2019 was a banner year for the American feminist artist Kiki Smith. She had...
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How the Light Gets In
... DAVID O’NEILL: Your new volume of photos and writing, This Brilliant Darkness: A Book of Strangers (Norton, $25), is bookended by two medical emergencies. It begins with your father having a...
