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<H1> Aruna D'Souza </H1>
<H2> Smithsonian Acquires Rare Photographs from the First African American Studios </H2>
<H2> Gabrielle L'Hirondelle Hill at MoMA </H2>
<H2> At a Cultural Hub in Bethlehem, Art Thrives in the Fray </H2>
<H2> Dear Brendan, Dear Aruna </H2>
<H2> Dawoud Bey @ Whitney Museum </H2>
<H2> Nina Katchadourian @ Pace Gallery </H2>
<H2> Brand New Heavies at Pioneer Works </H2>
<H2> Artists in a Post-George Floyd, Mid-Pandemic World </H2>
<H2> Asian American Artists, Now Activists, Push Back Against Hate </H2>
<H2> "Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America" at the New Museum </H2>
<H2> Black Femme at Canada </H2>
<H2> Lee Bul and Mandy El-Sayegh at Lehmann Maupin </H2>
<H2> The Things We're Feeling: On Woody De Othello at Karma </H2>
<H2> To Whom It May Concern in Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the arts </H2>
<H2> Gordon Parks at Jack Shainman </H2>
<H2> The Problem of Whiteness: On Candice Breitz </H2>
<H2> Sky Hopinka @ Bard College </H2>
<H2> Jennifer Packer @ Serpentine Gallery </H2>
<H2> Theaster Gates @ Gagosian Gallery </H2>
<H2> Creative Futures </H2>
<H2> In Media Res: On Diana Al-Hadid </H2>
<H2> Marking Time @ MoMA PS1 </H2>
<H2> Dance during the Pandemic: A Roundtable Conversation </H2>
<H2> Wendy Red Star @ MASS MoCA </H2>
<H2> FIVE. @ We Buy Gold </H2>
<H2> Lorna Simpson @ Hauser & Wirth </H2>
<H2> Nina Katchadourian's Seat Assignment </H2>
<H2> Reanimations: On Krzysztof Wodiczko's Monument </H2>
<H2> In Memoriam: Maurice Berger </H2>
<H2> Ilana Harris-Babou @ Hesse Flatow </H2>
<H2> Overcoming Isms: Aruna D'Souza on "The Shape of Shape" at the Museum of Modern Art </H2>
<H2> Vida Americana @ The Whitney Museum </H2>
<H2> Josephine Halvorson @ Sikkema Jenkins & Co. </H2>
<H2> Noah Davis @ David Zwirner </H2>
<H2> Free Speech @ Art in America </H2>
<H2> Manual Override @ The Shed </H2>
<H2> Hayv Kahraman @ Document Journal </H2>
<H2> Baseera Khan @ Simone Subal </H2>
<H2> Living without Gravity </H2>
<H2> MoMA's Expansion </H2>
<H2> What Can We Learn from Institutional Critique? </H2>
<H2> The Ambivalence of Care, on Allana Clarke </H2>
<H2> Teresita Fernández's Diasporic Landscapes </H2>
<H2> In Formation: On Agnes Denes </H2>
<H2> Leslie Hewitt @ Perrotin </H2>
<H2> Venice Biennale 2019 </H2>
<H2> I Protest, Therefore I Am (American) </H2>
<H2> Trenton Doyle Hancock @ MASS MoCA </H2>
<H2> Whitney Biennial 2019 </H2>
<H2> Huma Bhabha @ ICA Boston </H2>
<H2> Isaac Julien @ Metro Pictures </H2>
<H2> Nari Ward @ New Museum </H2>
<H2> Posing Modernity @ Wallach Art Gallery </H2>
<H2> Liliana Porter @ El Museo del Barrio </H2>
<H2> Transparency and Its Other: Ruth Asawa Life's Work </H2>
<H2> A Feminist Diary </H2>
<H2> Imagine a Museum without Glass </H2>
<H2> The recent protests at the Whitney show museum trustees’ dealings cannot be ignored </H2>
<H2> Martha Rosler @ The Jewish Museum </H2>
<H2> Jack Whitten Sculptures @ The Met Breuer </H2>
<H2> Coffee, Care, and Black Panther </H2>
<H2> The Fourth World and the Second Wave: On (Non) Encounters Between Native Women and Feminism </H2>
<H2> The Migratory Work of Atlas Unlimited </H2>
<H2> Simone Leigh @ Luhring Augustine </H2>
<H2> After Whitewalling </H2>
<H2> Candice Breitz @ MFA Boston </H2>
<H2> Curating Difference </H2>
<H2> Kevin Beasley @ ICA Boston </H2>
<H2> Cézanne Portraits @ The National Gallery </H2>
<H2> Time Preserved </H2>
<H2> "Open Casket" and the Question of Empathy </H2>
<H2> When Allyship Breaks Down </H2>
<H2> Who Speaks Freely?:Art, Race, and Protest </H2>
<H2> The ARTnews Accord: Aruna D'Souza and Laura Raicovich </H2>
<H2> Who Has the Power </H2>
<H2> Outliers @ National Gallery of Art </H2>
<H2> Worst Case Scenarios: Contemporary Art's #MeToo Handwringing </H2>
<H2> Early Intersections: The Work of Third World Feminisms </H2>
<H2> Torkwase Dyson @ The Drawing Center </H2>
<H2> A New Bollywood Blockbuster Has India Up in Arms </H2>
<H2> LaToya Ruby Frazier @ Gavin Brown's enterprise </H2>
<H2> Zarina @ APA Institute at NYU </H2>
<H2> This Artist Changed the title of Her Work to Call Out a Museum </H2>
<H2> Sea of Poppies and the Possibilities of Mistranslation </H2>
<H2> Geta Bratescu @ Hauser and Wirth </H2>
<H2> Tributes to Linda Nochlin </H2>
<H2> Toyin Ojih Odutola Draws a World in which Slavery Never Happened </H2>
<H2> "Waiting To Go" in "When Home Won't Let You Say" </H2>
<H2> Sophie Calle's Voir la Mer in Times Square </H2>
<H2> Trigger: Gender as a Weapon and a Tool @ the New Museum </H2>
<H2> Painting in Black and White: Race and the New Figurative Art </H2>
<H2> Kara Walker @ Sikkema Jenkins </H2>
<H2> Doing and Undoing: On Some Recent Paintings by Louise Fishman </H2>
<H2> "Mystical Symbolism" at the Guggenheim </H2>
<H2> Mourning Jimmie Durham </H2>
<H2> Teresita Fernández's "Overlook" at Olana </H2>
<H2> White Space, Black Spectacle at MASS MoCA </H2>
<H2> Stanley Whitney Paints a Picture </H2>
<H2> Lynette Yiadom-Boakye @ The New Museum </H2>
<H2> Jimmie Durham at the Hammer Museum </H2>

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Aruna D'Souza is a writer on modern and contemporary art, food, culture, feminism, race, and diaspora. This webiste contains links to her recent articles and talks.

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In-Page Links

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Writing 2	Internal Links	Dofollow
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Food Blog	Internal Links	Dofollow
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3 Smithsonian Acquires Rare Photographs from the First African American Studios	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Gabrielle L'Hirondelle Hill at MoMA	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 At a Cultural Hub in Bethlehem, Art Thrives in the Fray	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Dear Brendan, Dear Aruna: Thoughts on Diaspora, Culture, and Being in the World	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Dawoud Bey @ Whitney Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Nina Katchadourian @ Pace Gallery	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Brand New Heavies at Pioneer Works	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Artists in a Post-George Floyd, Mid-Pandemic World	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Asian American Artists, Now Activists, Push Back Against Hate	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 "Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America" at the New Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Black Femme at Canada	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Lee Bul and Mandy El-Sayegh at Lehmann Maupin	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 The Things We Feel: on Woody De Othello at Karma	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 To Whom It May Concern in Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the arts	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Gordon Parks at Jack Shainman	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 The Problem of Whiteness: On Candice Breitz	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Sky Hopinka @ Bard College	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Jennifer Packer @ Serpentine Gallery	Internal Links	Dofollow
6 Theaster Gates @ Gagosian Gallery	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Creative Futures	Internal Links	Dofollow
5 In Media Res: On Diana Al-Hadid	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Marking Time @ MoMA PS1	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Dance during the Pandemic: A Roundtable Conversation	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Wendy Red Star @ MASS MoCA	Internal Links	Dofollow
5 FIVE. @ We Buy Gold	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Lorna Simpson @ Hauser & Wirth	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Nina Katchadourian's Seat Assignment	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Krzysztof Wodiczko at Madison Square Park	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 In Memoriam: Maurice Berger	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Ilana Harris-Babou @ Hesse Flatow	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Amy Sillman & The Shape of Shape at MoMA	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Vida Americana at the Whitney Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Josephine Halvorson @ Sikkema Jenkins & Co.	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Noah Davis @ David Zwirner	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Free Speech @ Art in America	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Manual Override @ The Shed	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Hayv Kahraman @ Document Journal	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Baseera Khan @ Simone Subal	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Living without Gravity	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 MoMA's Expansion	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 What Can We Learn from Institutional Critique?	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 The Ambivalence of Care, on Allana Clarke	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Teresita Fernández's Diasporic Landscapes	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 In Formation: On Agnes Denes	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Leslie Hewitt @ Perrotin	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Venice Biennale 2019	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 I Protest, Therefore I Am (American)	Internal Links	Dofollow
6 Trenton Doyle Hancock @ MASS MoCA	Internal Links	Dofollow
6 Whitney Biennial 2019	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Huma Bhabha @ ICA Boston	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Isaac Julien @ Metro Pictures	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Nari Ward @ New Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Posing Modernity @ Wallach Art Gallery	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Liliana Porter @ El Museo del Barrio	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Transparency and Its Other: Ruth Asawa Life's Work	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 A Feminist Diary	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Imagine a Museum without Glass	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 The recent protests at the Whitney show museum trustees’ dealings cannot be ignored	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Martha Rosler @ The Jewish Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Jack Whitten Sculptures @ The Met Breuer	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Coffee, Care, and Black Panther	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 The Fourth World and the Second Wave	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 The Migratory Work of Atlas Unlimited	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Simone Leigh @ Luhring Augustine	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 After Whitewalling	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Candice Breitz @ MFA Boston	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Curating Difference	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Kevin Beasley @ ICA Boston	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Cézanne Portraits @ The National Gallery	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Time Preserved	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 "Open Casket" and the Question of Empathy	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 When Allyship Breaks Down	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Who Speaks Freely?: Art, Race, and Protest	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 The ARTnews Accord: Aruna D'Souza and Laura Raicovich	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Who Has the Power	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Outliers @ National Gallery of Art	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Worst Case Scenarios: Contemporary Art's #MeToo Handwringing	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Early Intersections: The Work of Third World Feminisms	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Torkwase Dyson @ The Drawing Center	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 A New Bollywood Blockbuster Has India Up in Arms	Internal Links	Dofollow
5 LaToya Ruby Frazier @ Gavin Brown's enterprise	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Zarina @ APA Institute at NYU	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 This Artist Changed the Title of Her Work to Call Out a Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Sea of Poppies and the Possibilities of Mistranslation	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Geta Bratescu @ Hauser and Wirth	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Tributes to Linda Nochlin	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Toyin Ojih Odutola Draws a World in which Slavery Never Happened	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 "Waiting To Go" in When Home Won't Let You Say	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Sophie Calle in Times Square	Internal Links	Dofollow
3 Trigger: Gender as a Weapon and a Tool @ the New Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
2 Painting in Black and White: Race and the New Figurative Art	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Kara Walker @ Sikkema Jenkins	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Doing and Undoing: On Some Recent Paintings by Louise Fishman	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 "Mystical Symbolism" at the Guggenheim	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Mourning Jimmie Durham	Internal Links	Dofollow
4 Teresita Fernández's "Overlook" at Olana	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 White Space, Black Spectacle at MASS MoCA	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Stanley Whitney Paints a Picture	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Lynette Yiadom-Boakye at the New Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
1 Jimmie Durham at the Hammer Museum	Internal Links	Dofollow
New York Times, August 17 2021	External Links	Dofollow
Galleries West, July 24 2021	External Links	Dofollow
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