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By Margherita Artoni This ambitious catalogue is strongest when it treats Mark Rothko’s paintings as shifting...
By Peg Aloi Eli Roth’s brightly packaged slasher has an intriguing premise, sweet candy-colored visuals, and...
By Steve Erickson This strong 2026 lineup ranges from a colonial nightmare in the Kalahari to...
By Yvonne Owens A retrospective survey of a photographer who has long worked at the intersection...
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By Christina Nellas Acosta John Worthen’s biography explores the composer’s lifelong devotion to Clara Schumann and...
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