Poster Boys: Q+A with Gilbert George
In much the same way that Charles Dickens's writing brought to life the roiling—and frightful—humanity of London in the 19th century, Gilbert & George have used the city as the main subject in their…
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Real estate developer-turned-philanthropist-turned artist Janna Bullock takes on the power elite in the Putin regime in her exhibition debut, "Allegories & Experiences," attempting to expose them fo…
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Ryan McNamara Wants YOU
"Still" seems like a paradoxical title for Ryan's McNamara's solo exhibition at Elizabeth Dee Gallery, which the artist has set up as a carnivalesque Sears portrait studio. The show is part of the a…
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Dan Graham Discusses the Original Publication of Eleven Sugar Cubes
"Rock 'n' Roll Show: Unrealised Projects for Children and Boutique Architecture," Dan Graham's new exhibition at Hauser and Wirth Zurich [opens Feb. 11], features Eleven Sugar Cubes (1970–2012), a…
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The Academic: Q+A With Greg Parma Smith
In "Life Drawings, Poseurs, and ‘thirteen oil paintings on canvas,'" the ambitious solo debut by New York-based Greg Parma Smith at Balice Hertling & Lewis, the artist takes on the history of painti…
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Keeping His Marbles: Q+A With Gian Enzo Sperone
"Marble Sculpture from 350 B.C. to Last Week" and "Portraits/Self-Portraits from the 16th Century to the 21st Century," currently on view at Sperone Westwater, Gian Enzo Sperone's gallery with Angel…
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Faux-Finished to the Core: Q+A With Nick Van Woert
Nick Van Woert's cavernous studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is filled with all manner of good, clean fun, including a foosball table and a work surface that converts to a ping pong table. Walking thr…
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Q + A With David Altmejd
For 37-year-old, New York-based artist David Altmejd, sculptures, like human bodies, generate a certain energy. Altmejd's current show, at the Greenwich, Conn., Brant Foundation-established by Brant
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Brazil Trades Summer For Major Artist Debuts
Improbably, "In The Name of the Artists: American Contemporary Art from the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art," a show of 219 works curated by Gunnar Kvaran, the director of the private Norwegian…
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Pacific Standard Time’s West Coast Gems
"Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A., 1945–1980," a monumental exhibition opening in part this weekend at the Getty Center, means to remind the world that Los Angeles was an unofficial center of art…
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