Marian Goodman on Closing Her London Gallery: ‘Brexit Has Changed London’s Role’
"Obviously, things are not the same as they were last year," the dealer said.
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Marian Goodman Gallery to Close London Space, Institute New Exhibition Model
The gallery's founder said she wanted to combat art market uncertainty.
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Allan Sekula’s Photographs Expose the Inner Workings of Globalization
"Labor's Persistence," at Marian Goodman, presented a selection of Allan Sekula's work from the 1970s to the early 2000s that confronted material conditions of class struggle.
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Kemang Wa Lehulere
Kemang Wa Lehulere tends to use a limited set of objects in his sculptures, repeating and recombining the same types of found or modified elements across different works.
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Up in Smoke: At Marian Goodman’s Blackened Frieze Booth, Pierre Huyghe Choreographs a Light Ballet to Erik Satie
Eight minutes of darkness is followed by six minutes of color and light.
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At the 30th-Anniversary ADAA Art Show, Dealers Bring the New and Artists Lampoon Trump
The fair opened Tuesday night with its gala preview, and runs through Sunday.
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Beg, Borrow, Steal: With Several Exhibitions Involving Appropriation, New York Has a Second ‘Pictures’ Moment
On Louise Lawler, Dara Birnbaum, Robert Longo, Rachel Harrison, Barbara Bloom, Leslie Hewitt, Marlon Mullen, Jef Geys, Tabor Robak, Sara Cwynar
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What Do We Mean When We Mean?: Enigmas Are the Lingua Franca of Lawrence Weiner’s Sculptures
Through April 22, at Marian Goodman, New York
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James Coleman
James Coleman’s exhibition of several new digital videos, projections, and films from the 1970s offered a profound meditation on the act of seeing.
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Edi Rama
“All artists are alike,” Dan Graham once said. “They all dream of doing something that’s more social, more collaborative, and more real than art.” Few contemporary artists, however, have followed this…
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