Reinhard Mucha
The last time Düsseldorf-based Reinhard Mucha had a solo exhibition in New York was in 1998, although he shows more often in Europe.
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Simon Fujiwara
For Simon Fujiwara's first solo exhibition in New York, "Studio Pietà (King Kong Komplex)," the British artist, who lives in Berlin, used his recollection of a photograph of his mother from childhood…
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So Nice in New York: Martial Raysse at Luxembourg & Dayan
Nice-born artist Martial Raysse began his career by making work that straddled American Pop and French Nouveau Réalisme-a movement that includes him as a founding member. Since then, his work has been…
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Mike Brodie
A photographer is compelled to relish the surface. An artist is obliged to transcend it. The recent exhibition "A Period of Juvenile Prosperity" by Mike Brodie, a 28-year-old self-taught American ar…
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Do endless grids of Google images accurately describe our existence? And if so, will aliens like them?
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Drawing Democracy: Robert Longo at the Aldrich Museum
Politics—and their attending monoliths—are endemic to a recent series of drawings by Robert Longo, "God Machines." The newest addition to the series, which also includes depictions of places of worshi…
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Aki Sasamoto
New York-based Japanese artist Aki Sasamoto gained attention for her multimedium installation/performances at the 2010 Whitney Biennial.
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Jeremy Deller
According to British poet and critic Edith Sitwell, English eccentricity may be “the Ordinary carried to a high degree of pictorial perfection.” Fellow Brit Jeremy Deller’s recent show in New York r…
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Steps Retraced: Sharon Lockhart and Noa Eshkol at the Jewish Museum
The genesis of the project occurred when Lockhart traveled to Tel Aviv in 2008. Her liaison there intuited a creative connection between the work of the two artists-primarily in their dual focus on…
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Cindy Hinant
For her solo show, "Aesthetic Relations," New York artist Cindy Hinant used the cosmetics chain Sephora as a place of artistic inquiry.
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