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Public Women: A Dialogue and Intervention
Susana Aldanondo, Kanami Kusajima, and Brittany DiMauro came together for “Public Women.” Curated by Aldanondo, the exhibition was created as an interventions’ to continue the dialogue surrounding women artists in the public space.
Dadaism, Institutional Critique, and Anti-Art
Dada is an avant-garde art movement in Europe during World War I. Dadaists rejected bourgeois and militant values, embracing absurdity and challenging preconceptions of art.
Interview with Francks Décéus
Francks F. Décéus is a Haitian-born Amercian artist based in Brooklyn. Through print-making, collage, and painting, Décéus finds resonance with the political and sociological.
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