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Melanie Adams, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Melanie Adams

Jerome Chou, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Jerome Chou

Evan Garza, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Evan Garza

Trevor Jones, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Trevor Jones

Miranda Lash, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Miranda Lash

Yesomi Umolu, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Yesomi Umolu

Carin Kuoni.

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Carin Kuoni

From left to right: Meg Onli of Institute of Contemporary Art, 2018 Pew Fellow Ursula Rucker, and Anthony Molden. Photo by Sabina Sister.

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Photos and Video: Celebrating Our 2018 Grantees

Yuval Sharon, photo courtesy of the artist.

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Yuval Sharon

taisha paggett, counts orchestrate, a meadow (or weekly practice with breath), 2016, Institute of Contemporary Art. Photo by Ryan Collerd.

Questions of Practice

Questions of Practice: Choreographer and Dancer taisha paggett on the Relationship Between Art and Politics

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Mariam Ghani, installation view of The Garden of Forked Tongues, acrylic goauche, 100′ x 30′, Queens Museum of Art, 2016. Photo by Hai Zhang, courtesy of the artist.

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Questions of Practice: Artist Mariam Ghani on Collaboration in Socially Engaged Art

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Levée des conflits, Boris Charmatz, Drexel University Armory, 2016. Photo by JJ Tiziou.

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Questions of Practice: Choreographer Boris Charmatz on How “The Museum Is The Body” In Dance

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Dr. Suse Anderson, 2018 Visiting Technologist, photo by Dave Tavani.

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Dr. Suse Anderson

Sarah Crowner, Ballet Plastique, 2011, oil and acrylic on raw canvas and linen, dimensions variable. Installation view image courtesy Galerie Catherine Bastide, Brussels.

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Excerpt from The Sentient Archive: Artist Sarah Crowner on Painting and Dancing

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