Critical Eye: Town and Country
The urban experience in the United States is an increasingly consistent and shared reality.
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Brutalism, Air Fresheners, and Augmented Reality: Around Cleveland’s Front International Triennial, Part 1
The Ohioan triennial opened to VIPs and members of the press yesterday.
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From the Archives: Allen Ruppersberg’s Excruciatingly Real Myths
The artist has a retrospective currently on view at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
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Spring Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold 28 shows and biennials to see this season.
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In the Studio: Allen Ruppersberg
From the start, Ruppersberg has turned banality inside out, mining the heady mystery of the obvious.
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Jay Sanders on Allen Ruppersberg
"He explores how you can use popular forms but have a set of avant-garde concerns operating in the work."
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Screen Memory: Three London Exhibitions Bring the Past into the Present
On 'Screen Memory' at Simon Lee and Wolfgang Tillmans and Robert Rauschenberg shows at Tate Modern
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Allen Ruppersberg Shows New York the Way
Ruppersberg's 25-by-75-foot billboard You & Me (2013) is part of a series of the artists' billboards commissioned for the High Line, an elevated park near the Hudson River in Manhattan. The sign…
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Allen Ruppersberg
Even in 2012, after all that has happened in contemporary art during the past several decades, Allen Ruppersberg's latest installation at the Art Institute of Chicago manages to startle
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The High Modernist Drawing Board
Lever House, the glassy green box and ur-skyscraper of New York architectural Modernism, has also been the site of some of the city's more interesting contemporary art installations of late. This past…
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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