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Diane Burko talks about flying with James Turrell, becoming a climate activist, and current work

Artblog contributor Susan Isaacs connects with climate art activist Diane Burko in a Q&A conversation about climate activism, art historical influences, and Diane’s current artwork and upcoming exhibitions.

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May 7, 2018 by
“Modern Times: American Art 1910-1950” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Andrea Kirsh visits the PMA’s new exhibition, “Modern Times: American Art 1910-1950,” which celebrates art from our museum’s own early 20th century American collection, independent of its European counterparts. As the museum prepares for the 2020 unveiling of its renovated and expanded exhibition spaces, this show whets our appetite for what’s to come.

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August 17, 2017 by
Seattle, New Wild West Art World

Our Paris correspondent, Matthew Rose, continues his stateside journey through the West Coast, reporting on the Seattle Art Fair and the Western ambiance he found in some of the art in that Pacific coast city.

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From Ancient to Modern at NYU’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
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At the National Gallery of Art: Selections from the Meyerhoff Collection and ‘Arts of Privacy’
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Taking Sides; Action/Abstraction: Pollock, De Kooning and American Art, 1940-1976
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