Gagosian Takes on Jim Shaw, Artist with an Eye Toward All Things Weird
He had been represented by Metro Pictures for decades.
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“Strategic Vandalism: The Legacy of Asger Jorn’s Modification Paintings”
In "Strategic Vandalism: The Legacy of Asger Jorn's Modification Paintings," curators Axel Heil and Roberto Ohrt framed Jorn's practice of détournement as a kind of ground zero for various strains of…
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Stranger than Fiction: Art and Conspiracy at the Met Breuer
Many of the best works here suggest that paranoia provides a central and inescapable way of seeing and knowing the world.
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Waiting for an Age Like You: Oneohtrix Point Never Takes Epoch Stand
The musician talks about his new album and multimedia stage show.
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Jim Shaw’s Collection of Religious and Didactic Art Goes to MSU Broad Museum
The 1,000-plus objects in the artist's holdings comprise an assemblage known as 'The Hidden World.'
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The Four Horsemen of America’s Apocalypse: Their Work Unearths the Seething Muck Beneath the Shiny Surface of American Culture
On Bruce Conner, Jim Shaw, Raymond Pettibon, and David Wojnarowicz
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The Marciano Art Foundation Unpacks Blue-Chip Art, and Wigs, in Its Los Angeles Temple
The auditorium used to fit some 2,000 Freemasons. They’d perform their elaborate plays and operas there, on the first floor of the monumental Scottish Rite Masonic Temple they built on Wilshire
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Screen Memory: Three London Exhibitions Bring the Past into the Present
On 'Screen Memory' at Simon Lee and Wolfgang Tillmans and Robert Rauschenberg shows at Tate Modern
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L.A. Habitat: Jim Shaw
L.A. Habitat is a weekly series that visits with 16 artists in their workspaces around the city
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The baby boomers’ obsession with the mid-20th-century Americana of their childhoods—that anxious nuclear-age mix of religion and sexuality immortalized in comic books and B-movies—can seem like a year…
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