Yuji Agematsu Finds the Art in Trash
For the past three decades, Yuji Agematsu's work has revolved around a single conceptual approach: he gathers small pieces of trash on daily walks around New York and arranges them into miniature…
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Kayode Ojo's sculptures feature glimmering objects placed atop mirrored or chrome pedestals, like jewelry at Barney's.
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Justine Kurland and Bruce Kurland
Justine Kurland's monograph Highway Kind (2016) includes a short fictional piece by Lynne Tillman titled "Still Moving," a collection of scenes that appear to be set in a single working-class town.
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Ben Schumacher
This feeling is not unlike the one I experienced when visiting New York–based artist Ben Schumacher's exhibition "The China Chalet Group," for which he constructed a three-quarter-scale replica of…
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