Impurity Test: Candice Lin at Ludlow 38
Lin has produced an installation in which everything is potentially intoxicating, laced with latent violence and the myth of authenticity, anything but pure.
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Broken Country: Land and Movement at Ballroom Marfa
The artists' use of recycled and foraged materials suggest that they are less inspired by the beauty of the landscape than they are critical of the systems and stances that regulate it.
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‘Candelilla, Coatlicue, and the Breathing Machine’ at Ballroom Marfa, Texas
See images from one notable show every weekday.
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In This Mess Together: Interspecies Entanglements at Henry Art Gallery
"Between Bodies" contends with the influence of our existence on other human and nonhuman entities, as codependent entanglement or as catastrophic consequence.
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‘Entangled Matter,’ Curated by Kavior Moon, at Garden, Los Angeles
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15 Los Angeles Artists to Watch
A look at the work of Carmen Argote, Guadalupe Rosales, Candice Lin, and more.
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A Multiplicity of Perspectives: ‘Made in L.A. 2018’ Succeeds by Refusing to Define a Los Angeles Aesthetic
Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, through September 2
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The Skin We’re In: Exhibitions Around New York Explore Changing Notions of the Human Body
On 'Trigger: Gender As a Tool and a Weapon,' Barbara Hammer, Carolee Schneemann, Jimmie Durham, and more.
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Here’s the ‘Made in L.A. 2018’ Artist List
The exhibition opens in June and continues into September.
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A DIY apparatus composed of pumps, glass jars, porcelain filters, plastic tubes, a copper still, and sundry other items was installed in the first room of Candice Lin’s solo show at Gasworks. An inten…
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