Constantin Nitsche Wrestles with the Limits of Painting

Constantin Nitsche Wrestles with the Limits of Painting

Constantin Nitsche. Photo: Dorian Beck The artist Constantin Nitsche, who studied painting at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, works in a converted garage studio in Marseille’s 6th arrondissement. His latest exhibition, “Les mains” (“The Hands”), at Xavier Hufkens in Brussels, arrives three years after his debut show, “Oranges et Lavande.” Running through October 3, it takes its…

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TV Networks Resume White House Pool Coverage—With a Caveat

TV Networks Resume White House Pool Coverage—With a Caveat

Trump previously told reporters that there weren’t any specific stories that spurred him to bar CNN, POLITICO, and MS NOW from the White House, but that “it’s really just cumulative stories over the last few years, you get sick of it,” adding that “they purposely write negative news.” Carroll pushes back on Trump’s complaint. “The…

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What Trump’s Intensifying Hunt for Non-Citizen Voters Is Showing

What Trump’s Intensifying Hunt for Non-Citizen Voters Is Showing

The Trump Administration has defended its methods in statements to media outlets in response to the allegations. Justin Levitt, who served as the White House’s first senior policy advisor for democracy and voting rights under President Joe Biden, tells TIME that “what the Administration is trying is unprecedented” because states have the authority under the…

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