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Objects with an Absurd Urge to Move
The exhibition offers an unusual and surprising amount of pleasure: it's delightful to see these objects and the dancers, as though they were at play, all linked together in their absurdity.
Fridman Gallery
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The Painted Pantry of Vermeer's Milkmaid
At this very moment, Vermeer may be spinning like a lathe in his grave. Or, just maybe, he’s executing a slow, pleasurable shimmy. In either case, the proximate cause would be Walk-In Pantry, an installation at Fridman Gallery by the artist Summer Wheat.
Art
A Black-and-White Gallery Tour of Chelsea
Contemporary artists and a few artists from yesteryear are exploring unorthodox and atypical ways to experience the contrast between black and white.
Art
Sculpting Soundscapes
Sound is not just for your ears, but something your hands can touch if you bring them to the right spot.
Art
The Multiple Realities and Other Worlds of Art
Press releases for exhibitions deserve their bad reputation. They’re usually as boring as wallpaper, and they all use the same bromide phrases with the word “ubiquitous” thrown in at least once for good measure. But, then, proving there’s always an exception, I came across a release for the inaugura