Spotlighting artists like Sam Gilliam, Felrath Hines and Joe Overstreet, “Innervisions” underscores the breadth of Black abstract art since the 1950s.

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In the National Gallery’s first show devoted to a Latin American artist, we meet the man who immortalised the landscapes and ...

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One of the most striking elements of "Adolescence" is its commitment to the single take format, an ambitious technique that can easily fall into the realm of gimmickry. Director Philip Barantini and ...

Now he also sees it as proof that the members of college basketball’s most celebrated recruiting class would have made a killing in the NIL market if they played in the modern era.