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“Hans Haacke: All Connected” is the first major American museum retrospective of the artist Hans Haacke in more than three decades. In celebration of the exhibition’s opening week, Haacke will be in conversation with Edlis Neeson Artistic Director Massimiliano Gioni and Kraus Family Curator Gary Carrion-Murayari, co-curators of the exhibition. Haacke, Gioni,…

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Hans Haacke in Conversation with Massimiliano… Thursday 10/24/19 7PM
Join us in the Sky Room for an afternoon of workshops, readings, and talks by artists and scholars—including Nash Glynn, AJ Lewis, and Keijaun Thomas—as part of this Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon. Art + Feminism seeks to address structural imbalances on Wikipedia, the internet’s largest and most globally used free encyclopedia, where the majority…

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Art + Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Sunday 10/27/19 1PM
Join us for a workshop inspired by Carmen Argote’s avocado paintings from “As Above, So Below.” Drawing from Carmen Argote’s work, which often features natural materials, families will explore the possibilities of mark-making with food-based pigments. Using familiar fruits and vegetables, families are encouraged to reflect upon their own personal connections…

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First Saturdays for Families: Edible Paint… Saturday 11/02/19 10AM
This daylong symposium will bring together artists, scholars, and cultural leaders—including Alexander Alberro, Andrea Fraser, Deana Haggag, Joan Jonas, Jae Rhim Lee, Tatiana Schlossberg, and Brian Wallis—to investigate critical questions provoked by Hans Haacke’s work. The first panel, “The Consciousness Industry”: Institutions, Ethics, and Economies,…

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All Systems Go: A Symposium on Art, Social… Saturday 11/09/19 10AM

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