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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’
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At the still point of the turning world . . Neither from nor towards; at the still point, there the dance is, But neither arrest nor movement. And do not call it fixity, Where past and future are gathered. Neither movement from nor towards, Neither ascent nor decline. Except for the point,
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At the still point of the turning world . . Neither from nor towards; at the still point, there the dance is, But neither arrest nor movement. And do not call it fixity, Where past and future are gathered. Neither movement from nor towards, Neither ascent nor decline. Except for the point,
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For nearly sixty years, Judith Bernstein has been an artist who keeps score. Whether we are talking about bombs or catcalls, Bernstein responds viscerally, letting out the anger and angst about current events shared by many. Public Fears, her latest exhibition at Kasmin Gallery, responds to our present moment, when
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For nearly sixty years, Judith Bernstein has been an artist who keeps score. Whether we are talking about bombs or catcalls, Bernstein responds viscerally, letting out the anger and angst about current events shared by many. Public Fears, her latest exhibition at Kasmin Gallery, responds to our present moment, when
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To inaugurate its spectacular new downtown New York flagship space at 46 Lafayette Street, near City Hall, Jack Shainman Gallery is presenting recent works by Chicago-based artist Nick Cave. On view in Nick Cave: Amalgams and Graphts are several monumental bronzes and eight vibrant large-scale assemblage pieces embellished with tole
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To inaugurate its spectacular new downtown New York flagship space at 46 Lafayette Street, near City Hall, Jack Shainman Gallery is presenting recent works by Chicago-based artist Nick Cave. On view in Nick Cave: Amalgams and Graphts are several monumental bronzes and eight vibrant large-scale assemblage pieces embellished with tole
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Edyta Hul’s botanical fantasy, Density of the Spell, features large paintings that suggest suspended moments from within an underwater forest, where elaborate networks of fronds and stems appear to be undulating in a stirring sea. In this, her first US solo exhibition, the Polish artist presents 19 paintings that
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Edyta Hul’s botanical fantasy, Density of the Spell, features large paintings that suggest suspended moments from within an underwater forest, where elaborate networks of fronds and stems appear to be undulating in a stirring sea. In this, her first US solo exhibition, the Polish artist presents 19 paintings that
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Under the fog of a winter dawn on January 7, two fires erupted in the mountains north of Los Angeles. Many thought, in our supposedly modern age of high-pressure water systems and aerial firefighting, that urban fires were symptomatic of a bygone era. There was the Great Chicago Fire of
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Under the fog of a winter dawn on January 7, two fires erupted in the mountains north of Los Angeles. Many thought, in our supposedly modern age of high-pressure water systems and aerial firefighting, that urban fires were symptomatic of a bygone era. There was the Great Chicago Fire of
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1.) Bruce Nauman at Sperone Westwater. An exhibition of new works by Bruce Nauman always offered a unique and exhilarating experience if you allow yourself to be taken in by its idiosyncratic, immersive thrall. Currently on view, Bruce Nauman: Begin Again, is a particularly poignant presentation. It contains motifs and