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Untitled (Henry Moore)
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Untitled (Henry Moore)

I never really liked Henry Moore’s sculptures. Maybe because of their ubiquity and kind of obviousness – as emblematic of Modernism, of the institution, of Art History, and of ‘masculinity.’

  • 6 Feb
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Paris of The Plains: A Resurgent Golden Age
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Paris of The Plains: A Resurgent Golden Age

The physical landscape of Kansas City has changed tremendously over the past couple of years, accompanied by a major boom in cultural production. Considering these recent developments, one may argue that Kansas City is on the brink of a resurgent Golden Age. How then can the local art scene take advantage of that?

  • 28 Sep
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Temporary continent.

Temporary continent. maps the unstable tributaries of contributions, reflections, and media arising from Mississippi. An Anthropocene River and its research procession. The project is a collaboration between two experimental publishing collectives, continent. and Temporary Art Review, both concerned with the amplification, modulation, and circulation of community voices on both sides of the Atlantic, and beyond.

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