Chris Johanson
At first glance, Chris Johanson’s “Windows” felt something like a show of grade-school art projects.
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Food for Thought: Feast of Burden on MOCAtv
Featuring a dinner party where the characters become trapped by a supernatural force-a conceit that recalls both the surreal environment in Luis Buñuel's The Exterminating Angel (1962) and the…
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Jessica Rath
If you were to plant a seed from an apple bought at the supermarket, most likely the tree it produced would not bear sweet fruit.
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D’Ette Nogle
Walking into "Michael Clifton & Michael Benevento and D'Ette Nogle present: Information from Two Sources" felt something like entering a subway station in Blade Runner and becoming disoriented by a…
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Holly Zausner
After more than a decade exhibiting almost exclusively in Germany, sculptor and filmmaker Holly Zausner, a native of New Jersey, returned to New York with "A Small Criminal Enterprise," her first so…
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Daydreaming: Q+A with Andro Wekua
Wekua works from the paradox of using memory while insisting that subjective experience cannot be communicated. Glimpses of his personal life emerge. A model for the home where he grew up in Sukhumi…
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Re-enchanting the World with Jean Michel Othoniel
In "Jean Michel Othoniel: My Way," a mid-career retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum, the artist creates a singular world, where beauty and repulsion, poetry and politics, masculine and feminine…
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Faces of the City: Q+A with Neil Goldberg
Neil Goldberg conveyed the elegiac beauty of New York in "Stories The City Tells Itself," a recent exhibition of at the Museum of the City of New York. The show featured photographs and videos from…
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Into the Mind of Andre Masson
"Andre Masson, The Mythology of Desire: Masterworks from 1925 to 1945," at Blain Di Donna on the second floor of the Carlyle Hotel [through June 15], comprises over 30 paintings and drawings spannin…
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Double Painting with Ned Vena
In his second solo exhibition at Clifton Benevento in New York, Brooklyn-based artist Ned Vena applies a singular painterly gesture to multiple unique works. "To make two separate paintings from one…
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