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It seems fitting that Picasso Tête-à-tête—the first collaboration with the youngest of the artist’s four children, Paloma Picasso—would be the last exhibition held in Gagosian Gallery’s 980 Madison Avenue venue in New York. Quirky, personal, and illuminating, the exhibition occurs following a series of well-received and
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Visually rich, idiosyncratic, and often playful, Lucio Pozzi: qui dentro/in here is an irreverent career survey, but also a serious meditation on the nature of art, perception, and materiality. “In here” refers to Magazzino’s soaring, skylighted Gallery 8. Featuring some thirty paintings, sculptures and installations, the exhibition is
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Visually rich, idiosyncratic, and often playful, Lucio Pozzi: qui dentro/in here is an irreverent career survey, but also a serious meditation on the nature of art, perception, and materiality. “In here” refers to Magazzino’s soaring, skylighted Gallery 8. Featuring some thirty paintings, sculptures and installations, the exhibition is
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During these somber and turbulent times, this exhibition of jubilant works by the Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes is a hypnotic oasis. Installed in one of the Guggenheim’s tower galleries, the intermingling of fifteen large-scale paintings and collages spans a trajectory of nearly three decades from 1995 to 2023. Curated
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During these somber and turbulent times, this exhibition of jubilant works by the Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes is a hypnotic oasis. Installed in one of the Guggenheim’s tower galleries, the intermingling of fifteen large-scale paintings and collages spans a trajectory of nearly three decades from 1995 to 2023. Curated
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Climbing the stairs toward the grand terrace of the Hispanic Society Museum and Library, on Broadway between 155 and 156 Street, visitors will discover a fantastical and menacing scene in the distance. A green Amazonian anaconda appears to be coiling around the monumental equestrian bronze statue by sculptor Anna Hyatt
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Climbing the stairs toward the grand terrace of the Hispanic Society Museum and Library, on Broadway between 155 and 156 Street, visitors will discover a fantastical and menacing scene in the distance. A green Amazonian anaconda appears to be coiling around the monumental equestrian bronze statue by sculptor Anna Hyatt
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Although it has been several months since Walter Robinson’s untimely death on February 9, his absence continues to resonate within the New York City art community. In the mid-1970s, Walter was a magnetic figure in the downtown avant-garde art scene. Throughout his life, he led a multipronged, highly successful
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Although it has been several months since Walter Robinson’s untimely death on February 9, his absence continues to resonate within the New York City art community. In the mid-1970s, Walter was a magnetic figure in the downtown avant-garde art scene. Throughout his life, he led a multipronged, highly successful
Interviews
Visitors to the studio of painter Catherine Murphy are going to hear many stories. Each of her paintings has one. She comes from an extended family of raconteurs, with a love of music. I recently visited with her and her husband, artist Harry Roseman, on their wooded property near Vassar
Interviews
Visitors to the studio of painter Catherine Murphy are going to hear many stories. Each of her paintings has one. She comes from an extended family of raconteurs, with a love of music. I recently visited with her and her husband, artist Harry Roseman, on their wooded property near Vassar
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Giorgio Morandi (1890–1964), known in his lifetime as one of Italy’s finest painters, and still today proving his abiding relevance, was the subject of two large back-to-back shows in New York this winter, one organized by the Rome-based gallery Mattia De Luca and the other at David Zwirner’