“What’s a tactile book?” Let’s take a look at this copy of Hugless Douglas, by our friend David Melling, as an example: inside, you’ll find the regular pages of the story and the charming illustrations, but you’ll also find something very special… Raised tactile images, lovingly hand-painted by our team of volunteers, as well as clear braille pages to encourage learning and joint reading with sighted peers. We also include fun audio guides, this one read by Alan Davies, that guide little fingers

I heard Steve Locke give his take on Kerry James Marshall on a recent David Zwirner podcast, Dialogues. I found it so insightful that I thought it was a good excuse to pair it with some footage from Marshall’s recent show in London. In particular I found his comparison to Gerhard Richter interesting, where he observes that “Richter’s practice collapses over and over again” in the search of painting the real. I think he’s saying that - not that Richter is a bad painter - but that he repeatedly ab

Stop what you're doing and watch this interview with the badass Navy vet who went viral in Portland

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Art at CTA Red Line stations in Edgewater, Uptown unveiled as part of reconstruction