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An Artist’s Cryptic Letter from Kyrgyzstan

Avatar photo by Robert C. Morgan October 8, 2015

Liliya Lifanova’s Rumour from Ground Control is a modestly beautiful exhibition.

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Final Ascent: Joseph Beuys and the Languages of Art

Avatar photo by Thomas Micchelli January 25, 2014January 29, 2014

Mention Joseph Beuys’ name and the usual iconic gestures come to mind. But if you dig beneath the surface, even a little, you’ll discover how ultimately alien his art really is.

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‘Joseph Beuys: Process 1971–1985’ at Rooster Gallery

by Mostafa Heddaya January 23, 2014January 24, 2014

“Socio-economic illumination, enabled by the evolutionary process of thought, was Beuys’ end-goal,” writes Kara L. Rooney in her substantial catalogue essay for Joseph Beuys: Process 1971–1985, the small but ambitious show she’s curated at the similarly disposed Rooster Gallery on Orchard Street.

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The Writing on the Wall, the Paintings in the Basement

Avatar photo by Thomas Micchelli April 20, 2013April 23, 2013

It’s not uncommon for artists to fall short of their own expectations, only for the public to find delight in the charged gap between the aspiration and the goal.

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