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Combining fleshy silicone and spindly nickel-plated steel rods in strangely alluring ways, the sculptures in Hannah Levy's show, "Pendulous Picnic," suggested the elegant fantasies of a paraphiliac.
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Is it ironic, or simply appropriate, that Hugh Scott-Douglas, an artist whose work has often taken up the flows of twenty-first-century capital as its theme, is the poster child for the vagaries of…
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N. Dash’s Radically Unassuming Paintings Combine Aspects of the Built and Natural Worlds
There's something radically unassuming about N. Dash's work. In the fourteen spare, often multipartite paintings in her show at Casey Kaplan, she applied subtle formal techniques to panels composed…
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Matthew Ronay’s Biomorphic Sculptures Evoke Strange New Species of Flora and Fauna
"Betrayals of and by the Body" was the especially fitting title of Matthew Ronay's exhibition, which comprised fifteen sculptures from 2018 whose components—all hand-carved from soft, pliant basswood…
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