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Betye Saar, artist confronting racist stereotypes, 1926–2026ArtReviewNewsartreview.comJuly 28, 2026The artist's assemblages confronted racist depictions of Black women
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Gunther von Hagens, whose exhibitions of preserved corpses attracted millions, 1945–2026ArtReviewNewsartreview.comJuly 27, 2026Questions of ethics dogged the doctor
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