Carol Bove
A precise and judicious curator of her own exhibitions, Carol Bove is known for spare arrangements of mostly found objects that conjure the recent past. Books first published circa 1970 have appeare…
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Thomas Houseago
Thomas Houseago's first New York solo show evoked halls of plaster casts, those once-prevalent galleries that housed copies of architectural fragments and sculptural masterpieces in many American m…
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Fiona Tan: Willing Subjects, Resistant Souls
Drawing on her own complex heritage, Tan creates videos that probe shifting notions of selfhood through a mix of historical footage and new portraiture.
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Virgil Marti
Underscoring the natural origins of many decorative motifs, much of Virgil Marti’s past work has channeled organic energies into installations of ornamental excess. By contrast, his recent exhibiti…
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Marc Quinn
For his recent solo show in New York, Marc Quinn presented seven circular canvases (most measuring 781⁄2 inches in diameter, all 2009) that depict greatly enlarged images of human eyeballs. Well known…
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