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Internationally acclaimed artists explore the complex relationships between community and culture.
A muralist paints Christine Sun Kim’s work “Time Owes Me Rest Again” at the Queens Museum.
Artist Miranda July performs at a gas station in Los Angeles, California.
Artists look to friends, family and strangers to find emotional connection and community.
Artist Cannupa Hanska Luger talks about his series, “Future Ancestral Technologies.”
Artist Linda Goode Bryant shares the origin story of the art gallery, Just Above Midtown.
Artist Anicka Yi working with a team of experts in her studio and during the installation.
Artist Hank Willis Thomas at the unveiling of his sculpture, “The Embrace” in Boston, MA.
Contemporary artists use history, science and politics as the raw material for potent art.
Guerrilla Girls engage the public in their battle against discrimination in the art world.
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