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Category: Contemporary (roughly 1960s onwards)

Mar 31, 2017Oct 1, 2020

Ordinary People by Helena Georgiou

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Mar 31, 2017Oct 1, 2020

“The Givenness of Things”: Marilynne Robinson’s Wide-Ranging Collection of Essays

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Mar 28, 2017Oct 1, 2020

“Subtitles”: Eric Leleu’s 3-Part Project on Chinese Propaganda Banners and Mass Manipulation

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Mar 27, 2017Oct 1, 2020

Sebastian Onufszak Pays Homage to Iconic French Women in Black and White Illustrations

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Mar 27, 2017Oct 1, 2020

Angie Brooksby Paints her Dear City of “Science, Art and Love” in Charming Series

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Mar 24, 2017Oct 1, 2020

“Street Berlin”: Martin Waltz’s Project on Everyday Life in the German Capital

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Mar 21, 2017Oct 1, 2020

Giuditta R. Explores Different Sides of Human Identity in Graphite-On-Cardboard Drawings

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Mar 16, 2017Oct 1, 2020

Andrew Etheridge De- and Re-Constructs the Human Anatomy

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Mar 16, 2017Oct 1, 2020

“The Gospel According to Coco Chanel”: Karen Karbo’s Playful Book on the Fashion Legend

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