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Fascism Was Designed to Look Beautiful
Fascism understood political power as something that had to be seen as well as exercised. Authority could not depend solely upon legislation, policing, military force, bureaucracy, imprisonment, or the destruction of political opposition. I...
They Called It the Golden Age. Look Again.
Seventeenth century Spanish art emerged within one of the most expansive and internally complicated political structures of the early modern world. The monarchy ruled from Madrid across territories in Europe, the Mediterranean, the Americas...
America Was Broke. So the Government Hired Artists.
During the Great Depression, the American federal government entered the field of cultural production on a scale without precedent in the nation’s history. The Works Progress Administration, established in 1935 and renamed the Work Projects...
The Paintings Survived. Their Names Didn’t.
The history of Baroque art changes considerably when artistic achievement is considered alongside the structures that made artistic careers possible. Painters required far more than talent. They needed sustained access to materials, worksho...
Harlem Invented the Future and America Took the Credit
The Harlem Renaissance transformed the terms through which Black life could enter modern visual and sonic culture. It was not simply a literary flowering accompanied by painting and jazz, nor was it confined geographically to a few blocks o...
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Art Historian and Artist. MFA: Art History; MFA: Studio Art; PhD: Art History. Unapologetically Indigenous.
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