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Susan Chen and the Old Cape Cod
At Night Gallery, the NY artists looks northward to New England and the American landscape
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Where the tongue slips it speaks truth
On San Francisco, Sayre Gomez, and the vital roll Linder is on
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The Art of Persistence
An interview with Jacopo Mazzonelli, as he opens at the Museo d'Arte e Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea, Bologna
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The Most Disgustingly Beautiful Mess You Will Ever See
Chrisitian Rex van Minnen proves again at Nanzuka in Tokyo that he is at the top of his game in the sublimely gross
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Inside the Radiant Earth
Charles Moore on the new museum show by Puerto Rican sculpturist, Gisela Colón
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The Glass Dream Game
A transformational experience in the works of Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler)
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The Sound of South London
Cato's major debut at Saatchi Yates is a rhythm of imagery
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We Need the Stars to Get Risky Now
It's time for the celebrities of the moment to get confrontational and speak out, before it's too late... and a 3-Dot January
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Investigating the Sacred Hair
Nieves González makes her Italian debut with t293 Gallery in Rome
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Why William Eggleston's America is the Inevitable Truth
"The Last Dyes" opens at David Zwirner New York: 19th Street to a nation still understanding itself
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You Cannot Contain Nicole Eisenman
The artist's show at 52 Walker Street is a reminder of how wide-ranging the narrative really is
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Can Good Art Be Funny in These Times?
Trey Abdella and Paco Pomet are making the case that satire and art can be effective means of communication