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Long's walks may not have changed much over the years, but his ideas have.
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Susan Rothenberg, Trailblazing Painter with a Taste for the Understated and Indefinable, Is Dead at 75
With her paintings of horses, she helped chart a path forward for figuration.
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The Auteur as Artist: David Lynch’s New Paintings and Sculptures at Sperone Westwater
David Lynch's exhibition at Sperone Westwater, "Squeaky Flies in the Mud," found the seventy-three-year-old auteur at his worst.
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David Lynch Dines in Celebration of His Suitably Odd Art Show in New York
The filmmaker and artist is showing work at Sperone Westwater gallery through December 21.
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Sperone Westwater Now Represents Rochelle Feinstein
The gallery will present a solo show featuring new work by the artist in 2020.
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9 Art Events in New York This Week: ‘Art After Stonewall,’ Lorna Simpson, Frank Stella, and More
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Peter Halley
A central fixture in New York's conceptualist Neo-Geo scene of the 1980s, Peter Halley's work all but disappeared from the city's galleries by the start of the '90s, and for the subsequent decade was…
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John Giorno Joins Sperone Westwater
The New York gallery will have a solo show with the artist and poet next year.
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From Zero to Hero: After Six Decades of Remaking Art, Heinz Mack Keeps on Dreaming
The first artwork in the latest gallery show of Heinz Mack—catalytic cofounder of the Zero group in the late 1950s and a firebrand ever since—is a systematic explosion of color. Large in scale…
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