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Corbett vs. Dempsey

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Four Chicago Galleries Explore the Art of Arranging

by Lori Waxman April 6, 2022April 7, 2022

An ingenious arrangement can engender awareness of spatial relationships, provide a much-needed sense of order, or offer purely aesthetic mysteries.

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The Absurdly Poignant Poems of Sun Ra

by Alex Jen April 18, 2021April 19, 2021

Sun Ra’s stanzas are riddles against passive reading.

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The Beauty of Absent Bodies

by John Yau October 9, 2016October 7, 2016

Whoever thought that Carl Andre’s joyless, hug-the-floor sculpture was the logical culmination of Brancusi got it wrong. This kind of thinking strikes me as macho, competitive, and prescriptive.

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Beer with a Painter: Rebecca Morris

by Jennifer Samet November 15, 2014November 19, 2014

I heard Rebecca Morris speak earlier this year in Chicago, and was struck by how she discussed becoming an abstractionist at a time when both abstraction and painting were under attack.

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Painting Layered Portraits of Emotion

by Kate Sierzputowski July 8, 2014July 8, 2014

CHICAGO — Greetings, Margot Bergman’s fourth solo exhibition at Corbett vs. Dempsey, feels like a gesture to the gesture in its titular painting.

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Late Bloomer: Philip Hanson’s Recent Paintings

by John Yau April 13, 2014April 16, 2014

Initially I was skeptical, but Philip Hanson’s three paintings on the fourth floor of the Whitney Biennial got me to look and think again. The twelve paintings in his exhibition, I am a child of the Light, student of the Dark, at Corbett vs. Dempsey (March 21–April 19, 2014) convinced me.

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