Ancient Grains
Employing materials like sourdough and chia, Rochelle Goldberg's new sculptures explore the life of the fifth century saint Mary of Egypt.
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From the Archives: Ron Gorchov at Fischbach Gallery
A review of Ron Gorchov's 1975 solo show at Fischbach Gallery from our September–October 1975 issue.
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From the Archives: Ron Gorchov at Vito Schnabel
Painter Ron Gorchov died on August 18, at age ninety. In celebration of his work, we are sharing this review of Gorchov's 2005 solo show at Vito Schnabel.
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Daniel Canogar’s Data Abstractions
Daniel Canogar's hypnotic "Billow" sculptures turn Google search data into pulsing fields of color.
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What Ecofeminist Artists Learned from Indigenous Cultures
At Thomas Erben Gallery, "ecofeminism(s)" is a timely survey of women artists seeking environmental justice.
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Giorgio Griffa’s 1990s Paintings Possess a Nervous Energy—Much Like the Decade Itself
Griffa's 1990s paintings hint at something not necessarily good that is yet to come.
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An Exhibition of Works on Paper Shows the Power of an Old-Fashioned Medium
Making art out of fragile, resilient paper in some sense means making art about fragility and resilience.
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A Show of Japanese “Expanded” Cinema Neglects to Include the Works’ Expansive Parts
Originally, the works incorporated live soundtracks or performances and were shown in places like the Tokyo disco Killer Joe's.
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Sam McKinniss’s Child Star Portraits Mine the Culture of the 1990s
Lindsay Lohan appeared three times.
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Jutta Koether’s Paintings Are Clever and Achingly Cool—But Can They Do More?
The paintings in Jutta Koether's recent exhibition at Lévy Gorvy were cooler than you, quicker than you, smarter than you, better read than you, and not afraid to let you know.
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