The Brooklyn Rail

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Critical perspectives on arts, politics, and culture.

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  1. Aug 8

    Ugo Rondinone: I ♥John Giorno is only up for a bit longer! More info at

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  2. Jul 28

    Miguel Luciano in our current issue. Miguel Luciano, Pimp My Piragua (2008). Photo: Jason Wyche.

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  3. Jul 24

    "What was true yesterday is no longer true." –Chris Martin, catalogue for Working in Brooklyn: Painting, 1987 show at the Brooklyn Museum.

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  4. Jul 20

    William Eggleston's unmatchable 1974 photograph of curator Walter Hopps. Toby Kamps organized a tribute to Hopps in our current issue.

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  5. Jul 14

    Our July/August issue is out! Featuring interviews with Miguel Luciano, Guy Goodwin, and Molly Nesbit. Critics Page: On Walter Hopps.

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  6. Jul 11

    Phong Bui standing with Alex Katz in front of Katz's painting of Phong, Colby College Art Museum. 7/8/17. Photo: Nathlie Provosty

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  7. May 25

    This month's verbatim features excerpts from the archives of the Anglo-Irish artist Barry Flanagan

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  8. May 25

    "From Watermelon to Lemonade" Sobering Up with Beyoncé"

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  9. May 22

    Jarrett Earnest interviews writer Siri Hustvedt in our May issue

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    May 22

    such a high to see my fiction in print in this month. and the stories are online, too

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  11. May 22

    Charlene K. Lau reviews Ian Cheng's current exhibition "Emissaries" now at

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  12. May 21

    Anthony Hawley reviews the Jimmie Durham retrospective, now on view at the

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  13. May 21

    Is Donald Trump a Fascist?

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  14. May 18

    Yasaman Alipour reviews the first monographic exhibition of the Brazilian modernist Lygia Pape

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  15. May 18

    "BARRY FLANAGAN: Sculpting the Ephemeral"

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  16. May 16

    Gillian Jakab interviews choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker

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  17. May 16

    "Her Eternity: On Terence Davies’s A Quiet Passion"

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  18. May 15

    Ann McCoy interviews artist Helène Aylon in our May issue

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  19. May 15

    John Amen on "Pleasure" the new album by Sondre Lerche

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  20. May 14

    Phillip Griffith on "The Estrangement Principle," an essay on queer art by Ariel Goldberg

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