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Ring the Cookhouse Bell
Eliot Greenwald finds a home at Villa Navarra in Le Muy, France
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Bursting the Bubble
Jordy van den Nieuwendijk's new works is all about movement at Marian Cramer Projects
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The Making of a Gallbladder
Maja Ruznic's first solo show at Contemporary Fine Arts in Basel is a soul-affirming, mythical adventure
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Tomoo Gokita Returns to the Lush Life
A John Coltrane and Billy Strayhorn inspired showcase in Tokyo
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A Rare Sighting of Earth
Night Gallery's summer group show is a look at what is lost in our views of a landscape
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During the Heat Wave, Allan Gandhi Keeps it Room Temp
The São Paulo-based painter opens a new show at Mendes Wood DM in Brussels
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Animals on Parade
Alex Gardner's rich, introspective new work at Perrotin Los Angeles
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We've Got the Dislocation Blues
Yu Nishimura continues to strike a nerve in the post-pandemic world
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The Rubber Hits the Road
Kim Dacres' "Lost on a Two Way Street" is about maximum movement, frozen in time
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The 4 Seasons of Maud Madsen
Illuminating the stages of her craft, “One Foot in Eden” is a utopia
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America at 250, and a Parade’s End
Matt Bollinger has always been able to capture the energy of this place
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From Dusk to Dusk
Rafal Topolewski new show at Alice Amati in London is like a dream
