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Anne Frank’s Legacy Distorted the Holocaust

Anne Frank’s Legacy Distorted the Holocaust

Ensuring the reckoning, in works like “The Nazi Drawings,” would be as shocking as it was overdue
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I’ll Tell You No Lies

I’ll Tell You No Lies

The uncompromising art and life and Louise Catherine Breslau
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The Thrill of the Chase

The Thrill of the Chase

They spent 30 years hunting forgotten artworks. Now a museum exhibition shares their treasures.
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How to Shift Museum Space to Native Place

How to Shift Museum Space to Native Place

Following Indigenous modes of curation, a museum upends the usual narrative of Native art
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“There were beautiful people there”

“There were beautiful people there”

A photographer reflects on portraits of Ukraine
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The Psychic Sculptor

The Psychic Sculptor

She was one of the world’s most famous artists. But it was the spirit world that truly called to her.
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The Forgotten History of the Holocaust

The Forgotten History of the Holocaust

For years after World War II, the Jewish genocide was ignored, forgotten, or misunderstood. What changed?
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Let It Breathe

Let It Breathe

Can wacky, waving, inflatable tubes help explain climate science?
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How to Save a Book

How to Save a Book

It’s lasted nearly 700 years. Now a Late-Gothic masterwork should last even longer.
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The Nazi Drawings Revisited

The Nazi Drawings Revisited

First shown to wide acclaim in the 1960s, the raw depictions of evil still have the power to shock
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