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The Disappearing Mural

For a show at Castelli Gallery in 1983, Pop pioneer Roy Lichtenstein produced the 96½-foot-long Greene Street Mural, which was destroyed at the end of the exhibition. This fall, Gagosian's 24th…

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  Gary Indiana
• Sep 2, 2015 5:13 pm

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A Stone for Unica Zürn

An artist of manifold gifts and a deeply troubled soul, Unica Zürn was associated with the Parisian Surrealists, by whom she was largely eclipsed.

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  Gary Indiana
• Jun 16, 2009 2:03 pm

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Uneasy Delights

In paintings that teem with decorative and narrative detail, Kamrooz Aram traces affinities between his Iranian heritage and global visual culture.

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  Gary Indiana
• Feb 23, 2009 1:30 pm

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Mishima, Mon Amour

Avoiding any critical probing into the private Mishima, Paul Schrader's film wraps a consistent, unsatisfying myth in flattering visual tissue

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  Gary Indiana
• Jan 1, 1986 9:00 am

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The Master in Spite of Himself

Soutine is the quintessential modern master, not in spite of his formal weaknesses but because of them.

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  Gary Indiana
• Apr 1, 1984 10:00 am