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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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London
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The Unibrow Interview: Elliott Pittam
Elliott Pittam’s solo show in London is a future throwback to how we always were
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From Dusk to Dusk
Rafal Topolewski new show at Alice Amati in London is like a dream
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The Opening Credits to Your Memory
John Currin is the master at making the past appear more odd than you remembered
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10Foot’s Greater Villain is From the History Books
The Museum of Homelessness in London opens a wide-ranging and historical show, Criminal: An Untold History of Homelessness, Resistance and Survival
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An Art That Can Go Everywhere
Katharina Grosse has always shown that a painting isn't restricted to a canvas, and her new solo show at White Cube is boundless
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Dispatches from the UK, Part 5
Head Over Heels with Kevin Sabo at Rhodes Contemporary Art in London
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Dispatches from the UK, Part 4
Hurvin Anderson's first solo museum show, on a Tate Britain, is a memory paradise
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Dispatches from UK, Part 1
Tracey Emin takes control of her "Second Life" at the Tate Modern, London
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Flirting with the Abstract
Alexis Ralaivao's long-awaited London debut opens at Pilar Corrias
Interviews
Emma Fineman
Soft as Fuck Jeans and Hard Questions About Art
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The Walking Part of Art
Channeling his wandering, Timothy Lai's "No Swans" opens at Josh Lilley Gallery in London
