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LOS ANGELES — This week, a show featuring five influential female artists opens at Sprüth Magers, Self Help Graphics & Art hosts a discussion on art and gentrification, an artist explores her multifaceted identity in a video work at Grand Central Art Center, and more.
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There is whispering in the background here, or perhaps it’s talking I can't make out.
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I will never forget Tony Feher’s first, jewel-like solo show in the fall of 1993 at Wooster Gardens.
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I expected to stare at many things at the International Center of Photography's new 250 Bowery location, but my own image was not one of them.
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This week, an artist eats an American flag, Thomas Jefferson's slave mistress leads a tour of Storm King, you can edit Wikipedia in celebration of LGBTQ pride, and more.
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LONDON — It's always surprising when important artists get overlooked. It's the case of Paul Strand in the UK, whose contribution to the history of photography might still slip away from the British public's view.
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The Irish-born, London-educated, abstract painter Sean Scully established a signature style of painting nearly four decades ago.
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PHILADELPHIA — Ally, an exhibition at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, is a collaboration between artist Janine Antoni, choreographer Stephen Petronio, and movement artist and activist Anna Halprin.
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A clever way of telling if a piece of clothing is a knock-off is to look at the stitching: if it’s crooked, it’s probably been hastily assembled in some sweatshop; if it’s straight, it’s been meticulously formed with the utmost sensitivity to detail in an atelier.
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Ten years ago, in an interview that I did with Stephen Westfall, he said that he was interested in a skewed grid because it looked as if “the whole thing could tremble and be knocked over.”
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Art and power have a strong mutual attraction; in the West, their passionately shared interest is the nude body – particularly the female one.
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VIENNA, AUSTRIA — Achtung, baby! The time has come for a comprehensive examination of the wildly diverse, voluminous oeuvre of the Austrian modern artist Oswald Oberhuber.