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Dana Schutz - SECAC

The Misguided Empathy of Dana Schutz's 'Open Casket'
The Misguided Empathy of Dana Schutz's 'Open Casket'

Dana Schutz's Right to Make Art | The Nation
Dana Schutz's Right to Make Art | The Nation

Open Casket' and the Question of Empathy
Open Casket' and the Question of Empathy

How the Dana Schutz Controversy—and a Year of Reckoning—Have Changed  Museums Forever | Artnet News
How the Dana Schutz Controversy—and a Year of Reckoning—Have Changed Museums Forever | Artnet News

Reminder: The Review Panel, April 4, at Brooklyn Public Library -  artcritical
Reminder: The Review Panel, April 4, at Brooklyn Public Library - artcritical

Unpacking the Whitney Biennial's “Black Death Spectacle” and Dana Shutz's “Open  Casket” - Artsy
Unpacking the Whitney Biennial's “Black Death Spectacle” and Dana Shutz's “Open Casket” - Artsy

After the Quake, Dana Schutz Gets Back to Work - The New York Times
After the Quake, Dana Schutz Gets Back to Work - The New York Times

Dana Schutz's “Open Casket”: A Controversy around a Painting as a Symptom  of an Art World Malady | Spike Art Magazine
Dana Schutz's “Open Casket”: A Controversy around a Painting as a Symptom of an Art World Malady | Spike Art Magazine

The artist Parker Bright protesting Dana Schutz's work Open Casket at the  Whitney Biennial | Walker art center, Institute of contemporary art, Walker  art
The artist Parker Bright protesting Dana Schutz's work Open Casket at the Whitney Biennial | Walker art center, Institute of contemporary art, Walker art

Kontroverse um „Open Casket“ von Dana Schutz: Im Leid geteilt - Kultur -  Tagesspiegel
Kontroverse um „Open Casket“ von Dana Schutz: Im Leid geteilt - Kultur - Tagesspiegel

Open Casket Artist Defends Emmett Till Painting
Open Casket Artist Defends Emmett Till Painting

Open Casket" Art Controversy by amber nicole
Open Casket" Art Controversy by amber nicole

Dana Schutz | Art News by Kooness
Dana Schutz | Art News by Kooness

Protesters Demand Emmett Till Artist Dana Schutz Be Banned in Boston
Protesters Demand Emmett Till Artist Dana Schutz Be Banned in Boston

George Baker on painting, critique, and empathy in the Emmett Till /  Whitney Biennial debate
George Baker on painting, critique, and empathy in the Emmett Till / Whitney Biennial debate

What Does It Mean to Be Black and Look at This?” A Scholar Reflects on the Dana  Schutz Controversy - Hyperallergic
What Does It Mean to Be Black and Look at This?” A Scholar Reflects on the Dana Schutz Controversy - Hyperallergic

Censorship, Not the Painting, Must Go: On Dana Schutz's Image of Emmett Till
Censorship, Not the Painting, Must Go: On Dana Schutz's Image of Emmett Till

Black artists protest Emmett Till painting by white artist | Dazed
Black artists protest Emmett Till painting by white artist | Dazed

Why Dana Schutz Painted Emmett Till | The New Yorker
Why Dana Schutz Painted Emmett Till | The New Yorker

Behind the Controversy: Dana Schutz at the ICA — Abigail Ogilvy Gallery
Behind the Controversy: Dana Schutz at the ICA — Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

Painter Dana Schutz Is Now Represented by David Zwirner – ARTnews.com
Painter Dana Schutz Is Now Represented by David Zwirner – ARTnews.com

Dana Schutz's “Open Casket”: A Controversy around a Painting as a Symptom  of an Art World Malady | Spike Art Magazine
Dana Schutz's “Open Casket”: A Controversy around a Painting as a Symptom of an Art World Malady | Spike Art Magazine

After the Quake, Dana Schutz Gets Back to Work - The New York Times
After the Quake, Dana Schutz Gets Back to Work - The New York Times

Dana Schutz: Weathering the Storm | | Flash Art
Dana Schutz: Weathering the Storm | | Flash Art

Activists To ICA: 'Pull The Show' Of New York Artist Behind Controversial  Emmett Till Painting | WBUR News
Activists To ICA: 'Pull The Show' Of New York Artist Behind Controversial Emmett Till Painting | WBUR News

Why Dana Schutz Painted Emmett Till | The New Yorker
Why Dana Schutz Painted Emmett Till | The New Yorker