9 Art Events in New York: Jessi Reaves, Gary Indiana, Barthélémy Toguo, and More
A guide to the next seven days.
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The Year in Books—Under the Covers, Between the Lines
See some of our favorite publications from a wide-eyed year of reading.
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Reviewing Pat Hearn Gallery
Throughout the 1980s and '90s, Pat Hearn operated one of the most innovative galleries in New York, promoting artists such as George Condo and Tishan Hsu to Mary Heilmann and Renée Green. Highlights…
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Unhappy Thoughts: Gary Indiana Gets Personal In New Memoir
“Reality is, for the most part, a great disappointment,” Gary Indiana writes in his new memoir I Can Give You Anything But Love (Rizzoli Ex Libris). This epiphany comes when Indiana is…
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The Disappearing Mural
For a show at Castelli Gallery in 1983, Pop pioneer Roy Lichtenstein produced the 96½-foot-long Greene Street Mural, which was destroyed at the end of the exhibition. This fall, Gagosian's 24th…
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Authentic Success: Kathleen White 1960–2014
When Kathleen White moved to New York in 1987 she didn’t have any friends, so she painted one. That’s the quick story of a picture I can legitimately call haunting: My Friend. Seated, or perched…
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A Stone for Unica Zürn
An artist of manifold gifts and a deeply troubled soul, Unica Zürn was associated with the Parisian Surrealists, by whom she was largely eclipsed.
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Uneasy Delights
In paintings that teem with decorative and narrative detail, Kamrooz Aram traces affinities between his Iranian heritage and global visual culture.
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The Master in Spite of Himself
Soutine is the quintessential modern master, not in spite of his formal weaknesses but because of them.
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