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April 11, 2023Good morning. 🌤️ In today's news, Santa Fe's beloved Center for Contemporary Arts closes permanently and New York's Rockefeller Center exhibits almost 200 flags celebrating the city's food culture while cooks at six Smithsonian museums protest for higher wages. Our April New York art guide is also out with 15 shows worth your time this month, including Shellyne Rodriguez, Susan Bee, Mandy Al-Sayegh, and more. There's more, including a visit to Pratt Institute's MFA thesis exhibition, artists combating propaganda, and a show that corrects the record on the life story of free Black potter Thomas W. Commeraw. — Hakim Bishara, Senior Editor How Do Artists Combat Propaganda?The works in Language in Times of Miscommunication prompt viewers to question and resist propaganda in its many forms. | Lynn Trimble SPONSORED LATEST NEWS The flags of UN member states that typically line the rink at Rockefeller Center now depict bagels, pizza slices, and local restaurants in a celebration of NYC food culture in partnership with City Harvest.Smithsonian cafeteria workers call for higher wages, to keep up with Washington DC's increasing living wage. Santa Fe’s Center for Contemporary Arts, one of the few led by a Native American woman, has closed permanently. SPONSORED Enjoy Summer Marathons in Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture at New York Studio SchoolJoin us in-person or virtually for a 10-day Marathon and experience new strategies, techniques, and methods of inquiry that will expand your practice for years to come. Learn more. LATEST REVIEWS Reclaiming the Story of Free Black Potter Thomas W. CommerawFor too long, the New York potter was mistakenly identified as White and of French descent.| Annabel Keenan An Artist’s Memories of a Haunting LakeOde to the Lake Sacalaia is an investigation into the retracing of memory and mythology, as captured through photography. | Rachel Harris-Huffman SPONSORED Picker Art Gallery Presents the Works of William Earle Williams and Nona FaustineTwo solo photography exhibitions at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, expose the obscured, silenced, and unacknowledged histories of the slave trade. Learn more. Pratt’s MFA Students Plumb the Meaning of BelongingA tiny room with painted tile flooring, intricate self-portraits, and textiles made of plastic waste were among the most beguiling works in the first half of the MFA thesis exhibition. | Rhea Nayyar 15 Art Shows to See in New York This MonthYour list of must-see, fun, insightful, and very New York art events this month, including Shellyne Rodriguez, Susan Bee, Mandy Al-Sayegh, Corydon Cowansage, and more. Support Hyperallergic's independent journalismBecome a member today to help keep our reporting and criticism free and accessible to all. Become a MemberMOST POPULAR Justice Clarence Thomas Accepted Undisclosed Art Gifts From Conservative DonorMTV's The Exhibit Is All That's Wrong With the Art World10 Brutalist Architects You Probably Never Heard OfIn Celebration of UnlovelinessThe Celestial Alignments of Nancy Holt
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