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David Hockney’s success is a testament to a Britain that supported working-class artists – the same cannot be said today

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Love life: David Hockney, the artist who forced Britain to make room for colour, joy and queerness

Hockney insisted that art is an experiment in seeing, never treating the act of looking as passive, continually adopting whatever helped him see.

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Remembering David Hockney

The British painter who transformed the everyday, and 25 art shows for America 250.

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Edmonia Lewis confronted American slavery in her sculptures. Then history forgot her.

A new exhibition of her masterworks is traveling the country and reclaiming her place in American history.

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From the Archive: Archigram’s Obsolete Futurism

When one reassesses the architectural designs of the technologically obsessed, postmodernist Archigram Collective (1961–74), they encounter a brand of space-age Futurism that feels as cutting-edge and charmingly obsolete as a pulpy sci-fi novel. In an essay for the October 1998 issue of Artforum, architect Joel Sanders evaluates the significance of the group’s pre-digital forays into virtual […]

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