| Good morning. The Whitney Museum of American Art recently canceled a performance about Palestinian mourning, scheduled to be presented as part of the prestigious Independent Study Program's curatorial exhibition. Artists, curators, and writers in the program have responded by withdrawing works and speaking out publicly in protest. News Editor Valentina Di Liscia has the story. In reviews today, Ela Bittencourt considers a group show of women working in computer art, exploring how they both probe gender norms through digital mediums and warn against a grim cyborgian future. Read on for Nordic art’s home in the American Midwest and the discovery of a new form of Aboriginal rock art, revealing humans’ ancient kinship with animals. And don’t forget to have a go at this month’s mini crossword puzzle, featuring Turner paintings and a studio that might sound familiar to the artists out there. Happy reading! — Lakshmi Rivera Amin, Associate Editor | | |
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 | | An exhibition spanning the 1960s through ’90s prods the potentialities and limits of a cyborgian body. | Ela Bittencourt |
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SPONSORED |  | | | | Work by finalists for this year’s cycle of the largest award for women figurative realist painters is on view at the Muskegon Museum of Art. Learn more |
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EXHIBITION REVIEWS |  | | Mar Caldas fuses research, photography, video, and installation to recognize and vindicate untold stories of women’s lives and labor. | Lauren Moya Ford |
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|  | | These contemporary interpretations acknowledge artistic roots while building new forms, and each work opens up portals into other lineages. | Mána Taylor |
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SPONSORED |  | | | | Twelve intimate works created by Johnson over the past seven years are on view at the gallery from May 20 to 24. Learn more |
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THIS MONTH’S MINI |  | | Many a Turner painting, makeshift art studios, Saturn devouring his son, and more. | Natan Last |
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FROM THE ARCHIVE |  | | Three Women Artists: Expanding Abstract Expressionism in the American West uncovers the little-known stories of professional and creative gains in the region, and especially in the Texas Panhandle. | Lauren Moya Ford |
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