Disquiet in the Abstract: The 2022 Whitney Biennial
Mounted after three years of societal upheaval, the Biennial tries to position representations of unrest and inequity alongside looming abstractions.
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Prisms of Influence: “Slip Zone” at the Dallas Museum of Art
Connecting Modernism to Mono-ha to Minimalism, this exhibition suggests that postwar abstraction involved more international exchanges than single vectors of influence.
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Mountains and Glue: “Assembly Required” at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation
An exhibition of participatory art suggests that viewers step up to the work (or at times step on it), but flattens the context that gives such gestures meaning.
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Archived Opposition: “Art for the Future” at Tufts University Art Galleries
Curators revisit a massive 1980s artist-led initiative intended to stop the United States from interfering in South American politics and conflicts.
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A Garden, Uneven: EJ Hill at Oxy Arts
EJ Hill turns from endurance-based performances to pretty flower paintings in this solo show, with mixed results.
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Documentary by Every Means Necessary: Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa’s “Dark Mirrors”
In his artwork—currently on view in "Greater New York" at MoMA PS1—and his criticism, Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa is concerned with the hidden relationships between images and ideology.
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Webs of Relation: Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe at the Museum of Arts and Design
Intended to foster community, Moyer and Pepe's survey was more successful at illuminating their long history of intermingling forms.
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Moving Images: Sabrina Gschwandtner at Shoshana Wayne Gallery
Arranging strips of film into quilt-like compositions, Sabrina Gschwandtner revitalizes the work of forgotten women filmmakers.
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Fire Breather: Gary Indiana’s New Essay Collection
In a new collection of essays, Gary Indiana savages American culture and politics.
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Sprouts and Bugs: Mimi Park at Lubov
In a miniature terrain populated by DIY creatures, Mimi Park sets up an exercise in growth and repair.
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