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Culture critic and "obituarist" Adrian Dannatt shows a lifetime collection of artworks, objects, and ephemera.
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Ancient Grains
Employing materials like sourdough and chia, Rochelle Goldberg's new sculptures explore the life of the fifth century saint Mary of Egypt.
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Yuji Agematsu Finds the Art in Trash
For the past three decades, Yuji Agematsu's work has revolved around a single conceptual approach: he gathers small pieces of trash on daily walks around New York and arranges them into miniature…
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Raha Raissnia
The films, drawings, and paintings in Raha Raissnia's latest show at Miguel Abreu, "Galvanization," interrogate the camera's capacity to faithfully record subjects or to represent historical moments.
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The cinema for Godard is not limited to the material of celluloid, but rather is inherent to the camera.
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The Skin We’re In: Exhibitions Around New York Explore Changing Notions of the Human Body
On 'Trigger: Gender As a Tool and a Weapon,' Barbara Hammer, Carolee Schneemann, Jimmie Durham, and more.
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The Browser: Pivot to Video
On DIS's newly rebranded streaming platform, Jean-Luc Godard at Miguel Abreu, and Sondra Perry at Bridget Donahue.
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Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation Will Unveil New York Exhibition Space in February
The Lower East Side–based organization has renovated a synagogue that Resnick used as his home and studio for decades.
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