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‘Bahia Reverb: Artists and Place’ creates dialogue between Brazil and Afro-America
February 7, 2024Artist residencies are an important resource for artists to explore site-oriented practices and experience firsthand particular places and cultures.
Read moreJapanese Communists’ first woman leader, Tomoko Tamura, comes out punching for peace
February 6, 2024The new JCP chair slams bloated military budget, says Japan must not “do America’s bidding.”
Read moreVienna: City of contrasts and contradictions
January 30, 2024What to say about Vienna? A divided city, poised between a gleaming future, voted in poll after poll the most livable city in the world, as a result of its Socialist and Social Democratic reforms, and...
Read moreArt enters the age of imperialism
January 29, 2024Edvard Munch’s The Scream (1893) speaks to us again today with great intensity.
Read moreAlbert Maltz’s long-suppressed civil rights novel is rediscovered—and still relevant
January 23, 2024A Long Day in a Short Life, just released in a beautiful new paperback edition by Alma Books, is available for the first time since 1957. You’ve probably never heard of it.
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