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Closing Soon: Alioune Diagne’s Paintings Embracing the African Dream at Templon

For his debut show in New York, the Senegal-based artist delves more deeply into his exploration of cultural parallels.

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At the 2024 Venice Biennale, ‘Foreigners Everywhere’ Is an Understatement

In the Giardini della Biennale with its thirty permanent pavilions and at venues around the city, artists have interpreted the Biennale’s theme in a host of ways.

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Alioune Diagne

News About Alioune Diagne

Closing Soon: Alioune Diagne’s Paintings Embracing the African Dream at Templon

At the 2024 Venice Biennale, ‘Foreigners Everywhere’ Is an Understatement

Most Recent Posts on Observer

Screening at the New York Film Festival: Andrew Haigh’s ‘A Long Winter’

Budapest’s Most Noteworthy New Bakeries Take Tradition in New Directions

At the Getty, the Beauty of Medieval Manuscripts Is in the Materials

The A.I. Boom Is Creating a New Market for the Physical Economy

The Nobel Prize Diploma’s Century Long Artistic History

Michael J. Anderson Grew OKCMOA’s Collection by 30 Percent. Now He’s Bringing His Approach to Portland.

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