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David Salle Teaches Us How to See Anew, This Time Using a Private Collection Rich with Centuries’ Worth of Treasures
At the Hill Art Foundation, Salle has hand-plucked masterpieces ranging from Rubens to Amy Sillman.
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Kate Capshaw’s Portraits Bring Homeless Youth Out of Dark and Into View
"Rich people always ask, 'what can I do to help? Where do I send money?'" Capshaw told ARTnews. "And I always tell them. Keep the money and foster a child. That's the best way to help."
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Xiyadie’s Cut-Paper Art Intimately Records His Experiences as a Gay Man in China
Fearing censorship in the country, Xiyadie rarely shows his work. Now, he's having his first institutional survey in the US.
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50 Years On From Chile’s Coup, Ignacio Gatica Examines the Aftermath Wrought by Neoliberal Globalization
Ignacio Gatica's current exhibition at von ammon co. examines consumer culture from the dual vantages of Chile and New York.
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