"I am a marxist though. Nothing to be ashamed of."

"In the works of Camus and Thomas Mann, an outbreak reveals how dysfunctional society already was."

Three things made the late-pandemic Frieze New York a tonic: the joy of seeing works in person, the smaller number of galleries, and face masks.

A silver lining of this year is the reassurance that art is unstoppable.

>"The mistakes and the struggles behind America’s coronavirus tragedy."

>"COVID-19 has held a mirror to Christianity, just as the epidemics of the past did."

>"Fashion, for me, has always been about the experience of moving through the world. How does it change when you’re dressing for yourself alone?"

>"The works in “100 Drawings from Now” speak to our lockdown epoch with startling poignancy."

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In 430–429 B.C.E., a mysterious epidemic ravaged Athens, plunging the city into chaos.Art work by Michiel Sweerts