One Work: Raúl Guerrero’s “Tomo VI: 16 de Septiembre con 5 de Febrero”
Recording a trip to Mexico City in the 1990s, Raúl Guerrero's paintings, framed as book covers, form an idiosyncratic but identifiable portrait of the locale.
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In ‘Sex Is Work,’ Julien Ceccaldi Depicts Dating-App Dramas Using Manga Aesthetics
Seven oil paintings on canvas and two painted sculptures comprise Julien Ceccaldi's exhibition titled "Sex Is Work"—and indeed the paintings suggest the emotional labor that accompanies the act.
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Following Destructive Earthquake, Mexico City Art World Assesses Damage
The quake began 100 miles from the Mexican capital on Tuesday.
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Sam Pulitzer and Peter Wächtler
Sam Pulitzer and Peter Wächtler’s recent exhibition at House of Gaga/Reena Spaulings Fine Art was a collaborative venture for both the artists, who are friends, and the galleries, which are based in M…
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‘We Sold It All to the Best People’: Despite Attendance Drop at Miami Basel, Art by the Young and Closely Watched Is Selling Quickly
The mood at Miami Basel is a bit subdued this year—attendance is down and sales are happening more slowly, as I reported on Wednesday. On the other hand, the opening yesterday of NADA…
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Alex Hubbard at House of Gaga, Mexico City
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Morning Links: Post-Attacks Parisian Art World Edition
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Mexico City’s Best, 2013—Patrick Charpenel
Patrick Charpenel, director of the Museo Jumex, Mexico City, recalls his favorite exhibitions from that city during the past year.
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