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fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
2 weeks ago

Ragnar Kjartansson's politically charged soap opera-halted by the Russia-Ukraine war-goes on show in Reykjavik

Soap Opera, an ambitious video work by the Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, is on view for the first time at the project space of Reykjavík's gallery i8, i8 Grandi. The piece is a recording of Santa Barbara: A Living Sculpture, a durational performance which explored immigration, class, war and power through the medium of daytime television, and took place at Moscow's GES-2 House of Culture between December 2021 and February 2022.
Television
fromA Philosopher's Blog
2 months ago

Woke Elites, Blue Collars and Race

"Wokeness", like "cancel culture" and "critical race theory", is ill-defined and used as a vague catch-all for things the right does not like. In large part, the war on wokeness has been manufactured by the right's elite. In part, the war arises from grievances of the base. There are even some non-imaginary conflicts in this war -at least on the part of the Americans that can be seen as blue-collar workers.
Philosophy
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Social justice
fromThe New Yorker
3 months ago

"An Unashamed Proposal," by Kiran Desai

Navigating complex social dynamics, Sunny and Ulla confront their own biases while discussing issues of race, identity, and privilege in their neighborhood.
fromItsnicethat
3 months ago

Studio Select's brand identity for perfumery Serviette is steeped in sophistication

The cleanliness of Serviette's identity reflects the elegance of its design, with each idea coalescing into the next, exemplified in custom type design on emerald green boxes.
Typography
San Francisco
fromFuncheap
4 months ago

"Grandma's Million-Dollar Scheme" Solo Show at The Marsh SF (July 12-Aug 23)

A young real estate agent's ambition leads to unexpected lessons from a sharp-witted grandma in "Grandma's Million-Dollar Scheme."
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