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weekend links: Junot Díaz, decolonizing the Brooklyn Museum, the art of Minimalism
weekend links: Junot Díaz, decolonizing the Brooklyn Museum, the art of Minimalism

In a harrowing and powerful essay, author Junot Díaz revealed this week that he was a childhood victim of rape.

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blog, features, news, weekend-linksSean RedmondApril 13, 2018news
weekend links: Miriam Schapiro, Whiting Awards, Poetry Rx
weekend links: Miriam Schapiro, Whiting Awards, Poetry Rx

In many galleries, you may come across pieces that bend the line between craft and art, specifically pieces that include fabric and decoration.

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blog, features, weekend-linksSean RedmondMarch 31, 2018news, weekend-links
weekend links: arts funding, sensitive rap, weird religion
weekend links: arts funding, sensitive rap, weird religion

Last Wednesday, Congress released their FY2018 spending bill, and in a surprise twist, they allocated an increase in funding for both the NEA and NEH.

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blog, news, weekend-links, featuresSean RedmondMarch 23, 2018news, weekend-links
weekend links: SXSW, The Merry Spinster, The BreakBeat Poets
weekend links: SXSW, The Merry Spinster, The BreakBeat Poets

SXSW is upon us, which means rappers can actually be found in Austin. Described as “the only time of the year you’ll see a rapper perform on the yuppie enclave of Rainey Street,” much of SXSW’s star power this year comes from its rap lineups.

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blog, features, news, weekend-linksSean RedmondMarch 16, 2018ann beattie, citizen, claudia rankine, princess nokia, sxsw, ut austin, viola davis, weekend-links, news
weekend links: Olafur Eliasson, Caroline Says, SX Foreplay
weekend links: Olafur Eliasson, Caroline Says, SX Foreplay

Los Angelenos are in for a treat, as Olafur Eliasson’s new installation, Reality projector, opened this month at the Marciano Art Foundation.

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weekend-links, news, featuresSean RedmondMarch 9, 2018weekend-links, news
weekend links: Judy Chicago, The Boys in the Band, pregnancy fiction
weekend links: Judy Chicago, The Boys in the Band, pregnancy fiction

Artist Judy Chicago, creator of The Dinner Party, widely considered the first landmark piece of feminist artwork (on permanent display at the Brooklyn Museum), discusses toxic masculinity in the context of her series PowerPlay.

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blog, features, news, weekend-linksSean RedmondMarch 2, 2018news
weekend links: Patricia Smith, bisexual lighting, San Antonio's tricentennial
weekend links: Patricia Smith, bisexual lighting, San Antonio's tricentennial

Established poet and educator Patricia Smith won the 2018 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award based at Claremont Graduate University this Tuesday for her collection Incendiary Art: Poems

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blogSean RedmondFebruary 24, 2018news
weekend links: Obama portraits, Third World Press, Austin jazz
weekend links: Obama portraits, Third World Press, Austin jazz

Barack and Michelle Obama’s portraits for the National Portrait Gallery were unveiled earlier this week. Kehinde Wiley’s colorful portrait of Barack drew accolades, but Amy Sherald’s painting of Michelle stole the show.

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blog, news, featuresSean RedmondFebruary 16, 2018news
profile: House of Kenzo
profile: House of Kenzo

House of Kenzo is making the world safe to dance. Through a combination of music, messaging, and movement, the art collective puts audiences in touch with their bodies, engaging them with liberating and unpredictable performances. 

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issue 8, featuresSean RedmondFebruary 14, 2018profiles & interviews
weekend links: Ellsworth Kelly, Quincy Jones, Ravyn Lenae
weekend links: Ellsworth Kelly, Quincy Jones, Ravyn Lenae

On February 18th, Color Field artist Ellsworth Kelly will be posthumously debuting what may be his finest achievement: Austin, a nondenominational “chapel” that brings together many of the artist’s signature forms and ideas.

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featuresSean RedmondFebruary 10, 2018news
weekend links: Danez Smith, Morgan Parker, Sonnenzimmer
weekend links: Danez Smith, Morgan Parker, Sonnenzimmer

“Every poem is political,” claims Danez Smith, author of the bestselling Don’t Call Us Dead. In addition to his page poetry, Smith maintains a slam poetry career, and his poem “Dear White America” has over 320,000 views.

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featuresSean RedmondFebruary 2, 2018news
weekend links: Ursula K. Le Guin, Mark E. Smith, Swiss rebels
weekend links: Ursula K. Le Guin, Mark E. Smith, Swiss rebels

Internationally celebrated writer Ursula K. Le Guin passed away this week. The literary world will remember her for her trailblazing accomplishments and her importance to feminist, environmental, and other progressive causes.

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featuresSean RedmondJanuary 26, 2018news
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