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Support Critical Aid Efforts in Ukraine With These Art Fundraisers

by Valentina Di Liscia March 17, 2022March 18, 2022

Donate to verified relief organizations by purchasing a print or attending a concert.

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An Artist Honors Iceland’s Wild Nature from a Distance

by Gregory Volk December 15, 2021December 15, 2021

Jónsi hasn’t just utilized natural materials but has, one senses, collaborated with them, allowing them their own innate power.

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Rivane Neuenschwander’s Sensuous Reflections of a Harrowing World

by Gregory Volk October 3, 2020November 5, 2020

Fear — so pervasive these days — has long been an important theme for Neuenschwander.

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Susan Philipsz Transforms the Gentlest of Folk Forms, the Lullaby

by Daniel Soto September 16, 2020November 5, 2020

From Hansel and Gretel to Rosemary’s Baby, Philipsz sings these bucolic songs of dark, and often violent, undertones.

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Activist Art With a Personal Touch

by Cassie Packard February 3, 2020February 3, 2020

Songs in the Dark offers socially engaged vignettes on issues that are of clear personal importance to their makers, some of whom are activists outside of the art world as well.

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Seeking the Soul of Iceland

by Gregory Volk December 7, 2019December 6, 2019

It is not surprising that a music star would have an exhibition at an art gallery. What is surprising is how compelling and meaningful this show, by Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi, really is.

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Sarah Sze’s Gleaming, Ephemeral Universe

by Alan Gilbert October 5, 2019October 4, 2019

Sze’s dynamic sculptures aim to capture relationships and their gaps, the solidity of objects and their discarding.

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Dana Powell and the Pleasures of Restraint

by John Yau July 6, 2019July 5, 2019

Do not mistake small size of Powell’s paintings for modesty; she wants to draw us in, to make works that can sustain close looking.

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Tomás Saraceno’s Sculptures Touch the Sky

by Gregory Volk May 12, 2018May 11, 2018

Strapped into a harness beneath Saraceno’s inflated sculpture, we are carried aloft, peaceful and ecstatic, merging with the air.

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Art that Embraces the Incoherence of the Internet

by Barbara Pollack February 28, 2018

Liu Shiyuan’s videos, photos, and installations wrangle with the deluge of information and imagery we’re constantly fed without veering into incoherence.

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With Satire, Whimsy, and Fermented Milk, Art Collective Skewers Eurocentrism

by Osman Can Yerebakan October 14, 2016October 15, 2016

Slavs and Tatars come on in full force, filling both floors of Tanya Bonakdar Gallery with their irony-imbued mixed-media work.

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Cage aux Folios: Mark Dion Makes a Library for Birds

by Allison Meier March 21, 2016March 31, 2016

It takes a few minutes for the avian residents of Mark Dion’s “The Library for the Birds of New York” to settle back into their chirping and fluttering after you’ve entered the giant cage and stepped below the strange white oak laden with books.

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