Sourcing stainless steel from her neighborhood in Flushing, the artist has created an immersive installation comprising architectural features that subtly evoke class, race, and cultural traditions.
One could speculate that the Shed's figuring of Agnes Denes as an unclassifiable savant more in league with Renaissance humanists than with her direct contemporaries serves in part to bracket the…
Disputes about the distribution of arts funding within New York may come across as parochial outside the city. But the centralization of cultural resources is also taking place on a national scale…