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Reviews
Dionisio González’s Thinking Central Park and Dialectical Landscape at Galerie Richard
Step foot inside Galerie Richard, through August 27th, and you will find yourself standing between two series of works f…
No Lemon No Melon at Flowers Gallery
Flowers Gallery’s summer group show, the whimsically titled No Lemon No Melon, brings together a diverse group of artist…
Galkyd! Galkyd! at Gallery Gary Giordano
It’s no secret that on the horizon of every new generation yields a reaction to what came before. Artists Lucas Moran an…
Judith Lauand: Brazilian Concrete Abstractions at Driscoll Babcock Galleries
In 1952, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, seven artists put forward a manifesto declaring their intent to break away from the natur…
“Sculptor Dimensions” at the Taoxichuan Art Museum of China, Central Academy of Fine Art
A large group show, mostly of sculptures, curated by China-born, New York -based art consultant Lily Candler, “Sculptor …
“Cognition-Stroll” by Annette Cords and Becky Brown at Project: ARTspace (New York)
The exhibition title “Cognition-Stroll” is a literal translation of the German compound noun Erkentnisspaziergang, under…
Adrián Villar Rojas at the Roof Garden, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Adrián Villar Rojas, not yet forty and already notorious, stands out as a bit of a bad boy—albeit one supported by the v…
Race and Revolution: Still Separate – Still Unequal at Smack Mellon
If there’s anything about history we have come to know it’s that in order to not repeat the past, we must pay close atte…
Mehryl Levisse’s Intimate World at Catinca Tabacaru Gallery
Deviations from traditional white-wall gallery presentations do not often result in flattering spaces that serve the wor…