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One of the most popular Modern Art Notes Podcast episodes yet. Click here to download directly. 3rdofmay: The art: Shirin Neshat, Soliloquy Series (Figure in Front of Steps), 1999. The news: “Women and Islam, A Debate with Human Rights Watch,” featuring numerous writers at the New York Review of Books blog. The source: The film installation Soliloquy (1999) related to the photograph above is in the collection of the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. Recommended: Shirin Neshat was the guest on Episode 11 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast.

One of the most popular Modern Art Notes Podcast episodes yet. Click here to download directly.

3rdofmay:

The art: Shirin Neshat, Soliloquy Series (Figure in Front of Steps), 1999.

The news: “Women and Islam, A Debate with Human Rights Watch,” featuring numerous writers at the New York Review of Books blog.

The source: The film installation Soliloquy (1999) related to the photograph above is in the collection of the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.

Recommended: Shirin Neshat was the guest on Episode 11 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast.

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A weekly podcast featuring artists, curators, art historians and authors. An independent production of Modern Art Notes Media. Produced and hosted by Tyler Green, edited by Wilson Butterworth.

This week's show features Art Institute of Chicago curator James Rondeau, who just co-organized the AIC's Roy Lichtenstein retrospective. The exhibition goes on view to the public on May 22.

Later in the show, I talk with Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art curator Keith F. Davis about his exhibition of Timothy O'Sullivan's King Survey photographs. His show is on view in Kansas City until Sept. 22.

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