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Scott Gerson on Ellen Gallagher's DeLuxe
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Tschabalala Self Lands a Colorful Ode to the Bodega at the Armory Show
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Presenting Hyperallergic’s 2024 Armory Show Booth Awards
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The 10 Best Best Booths at The Armory Show 2024
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The Best Booths at the Armory Show 2024
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In the Nigeria Pavilion, Criticism Meets Optimism
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Nona Faustine: She’s Putting Herself in Their Places
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Women by Women: Nona Faustine
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Stanley Whitney Doesn’t Like to Look Back, Even on the Eve of His First-Ever Retrospective
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What Was the Bodega?
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Matthew Barney, Back in the Game
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I Was Wrong About Cecily Brown
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Marilyn Minter, an Artist Who Resonates and Repels
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In Her First New York Survey, Virtuosic Painter Cecily Brown Makes Everything Old New Again
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R. Crumb Means Some Offense
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Titus Kaphar, Artist of the Times, Paints With Eyes Open
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Legendary Noncomformists Marilyn Minter and Michele Lamy on Sex, Aging, and Beauty
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In The Studio With Katherine Bernhardt
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Marina Adams: What Are You Listening To?
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Spotlight: Painter Marina Adams Conjures Up Music and Light in Her New Abstract Paintings
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Peek Into the Packed Studio of Painter Ana Benaroya, Whose Bold Paintings of Women Radiate With Queer Desire
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At Venus Over Manhattan, Ana Benaroya's New Work Invents Figures from Comics and Desire
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Inside Ana Benaroya’s Studio, Where the Women Have No Shame
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Nona Faustine, White Shoes
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Artist Marilyn Minter Turned to the Brush and Camera to Escape Childhood Woes
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In Their Shoes: Nona Faustine’s White Shoes
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TOTAH Presents | Mel Bochner: I Still Don't Get It
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David Zwirner Presents | Unrepeated: Unique Prints from Two Palms
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Stanley Whitney’s Vibrant Abstract Works Are Appealing to Collectors of All Kinds
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Stanley Whitney Dances With Matisse
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Tunji Adeniyi-Jones Paints a Turbulent Dance with Identity
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Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?
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Tschabalala Self’s Sensual Stories of Race, Sex, and Power
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Marilyn Minter on Overcoming Censorship and Bringing Back Pubic Hair
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A Talk Between Mel Bochner and Carroll Dunham 50 Years in the Making
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Tschabalala Self reimagines Matisse’s Two Women as a contemporary couple
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Tschabalala Self with Natasha Becker
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Tschabalala Self’s Paintings Celebrate the Beauty of Everyday Black Life
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With New Show, Tschabalala Self Explores Black American Identity
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Titus Kaphar: From a Tropical Space
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Artist Tschabalala Self Sees Bodies Like No One Else Does
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Cecily Brown: ‘I’m trying to understand what England means to me’
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Parenting While Black: Titus Kaphar’s Starkly Powerful Works
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Cecily Brown’s New Paintings Are Beautifully Sinister Visions of British History
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At Blenheim Palace, Cecily Brown confronts the gore and glory of English heritage
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Choice Works 2020: The Art Auction Benefitting Planned Parenthood
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NXTHVN Is A New Kind Of Space Built To Uplift Artists And Curators Of Color
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Bidding from Bed with Sotheby’s
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Monuments That Celebrate Communal Struggles, Not Flawed Men
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Monuments Now: In Search of New Monuments
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Excess and Extraness: Talking Subversive Humor and Macho Bodies with Ana Benaroya
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Woman Crush Wednesday: Nona Faustine
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As Debates Over Monuments Continue, Artists Erect Their Own at a Sculpture Park in Queens
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Why Cecily Brown’s Lush Paintings Have Eternal Market Appeal
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Poetic Licence: Isaac Julien and Peter Doig in Conversation
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Artist Tunji Adeniyi-Jones and collector Bernard Lumpkin discuss inclusivity and the evolving relationship between artists and institutions
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Ana Benaroya | Poetic Justice
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Richard Prince’s Instagram Paintings Are Genius Trolling
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After the Quake, Dana Schutz Gets Back to Work
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What to See Right Now in New York Art Galleries
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E.T. and Xanax: An Interview with Katherine Bernhardt
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Tschabalala Self Paints a Picture: The Artist Expands the Possibilities of Portraiture
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Blenheim Palace to display paintings of 'broken England' by Cecily Brown
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Monumental: Nona Faustine Reveals Historical Distortions in Public Space
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Nona Faustine Captures Our Nation’s Monuments, both Historic and Temporary
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The Class of 2019? Meet 6 Fast-Rising Artists Having Star Turns at This Year’s Art Basel Miami Beach
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Interview with Elizabeth Peyton
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Richard Prince’s New, Late Style Is One of His Best
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A Conceptual Art Pioneer Who Doesn’t Mince Words
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Can a Woman Who Is an Artist Ever Just Be an Artist?
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Human Nature: Dan Nadel on the Art of Ellen Berkenblit, Carroll Dunham, Sarah Peters, and Kyle Staver
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Peter Doig, Michael Werner review - ambiguous and excellent
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Peter Doig, Paintings, Michael Werner Gallery, review: a magnificent testament to an enchantingly quirky artist
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Marina Adams
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Paint It Loud
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Stanley Whitney’s Machine for Painting
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Feeling the Blahs? Feast Your Eyes on These 3 Gallery Shows by Modern Maestros of Dazzling Color
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The Knotty Legacy of Weirdo, R. Crumb’s Underground Comix Magazine
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Max Beckmann in Dialogue: Cecily Brown, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Dana Schutz
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‘Their Work Cannot Be Taken at Face Value’: Massimiliano Gioni on Curating a Duchamp/Koons Blockbuster for Museo Jumex
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Richard Prince and the New Meaning of High Art
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Stop Hating Jeff Koons
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R. Crumb's Dream Diary
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Marina Adams with Alex Bacon
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Here Are 22 Unmissable Spring Gallery Shows in New York, From Joan Mitchell’s Big Moment to Jeff Wall’s Spooky Surrealism
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Dana Schutz
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Robert Crumb: ‘I was born weird'
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An Artist Rises, and Brings a Generation With Him
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Dana Schutz
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Titus Kaphar on Putting Black Figures Back Into Art History and His Solution for the Problem of Confederate Monuments
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A Lighter Matthew Barney Goes Back to School, and Back Home
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Joe Mantello and Stanley Whitney on the ’80s and the Evolution of Their Work
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R. Crumb on His Career-Spanning Show at David Zwirner, Political Cartoons, and His Ukulele
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R. Crumb’s Portraits of Aline and Others
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Robert Crumb: 'I am no longer a slave to a raging libido'
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Cecily Brown, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
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Wolves at the Door: Matthew Barney on Animals, Alchemy, and Art in His New Film and Exhibition, ‘Redoubt’
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Dana Schutz’s New Paintings Just Might Be Her Best
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Dana Schutz: Imagine Me and You
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Dana Schutz's Paintings Wring Beauty From Worldwide Calamity
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Dana Schutz Takes Back Her Painterly Name
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Matthew Ritchie on his Project at Rice, What Makes Texas Unique, and Why He Keeps Coming Back
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How Stanley Whitney Became an Icon of Contemporary Abstraction in His Seventies
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‘Now I can steal from myself as much as from other artists’ – an interview with Cecily Brown
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Props, Assists and Situations: Jessica Stockholder at The Contemporary Austin
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Meet The MacArthur Fellow Disrupting Racism In Art
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Cecily Brown’s Paintings Are at the (Other) Met
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I Want to Paint Every Color in the World
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Terry Winters: Facts & Fictions
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Parcours, Hardcore: A Look Around Art Basel’s Public Section, with Works by Pierre Huyghe, Jessica Stockholder, Nina Beier, and More
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Terry Winters’s Inspired Rejections
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Terry Winters Draws the Shape of Space
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In A New Body of Paintings, Carroll Dunham Explores A Taboo: The Male Nude
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‘He Copies Me Much More Than I Copy Him’: Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham on 35 Years of Creative Cohabitation
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With Swirling Abstract Paintings, Terry Winters Captures the Alluring Chaos of the Information Age
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Collector Steven Cohen Gifts Chris Ofili's Holy Virgin Mary to MoMA
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How Paintings of Wrestlers Depict Male Intimacy
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Two Palms’ Evelyn Lasry on the Magic of Printmaking
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How Two Palms is Helping Artists Reach the Next Level with Prints
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Critics Pick: Katherine Bernhardt
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Peter Doig review – sun, sea and savagery in a troubled paradise
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Peter Doig
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Peter Doig: Somewhere Different
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Peter Doig
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Painter Ellen Gallagher’s tragic sea tales: How African slaves went from human to cargo on the Atlantic
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Critic's Picks
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Wrestler Studies by Carroll Dunham
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Jeff Koons Gives it Up to The Masters
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Chris Ofili's Frustrating, Profound "Paradise Lost"
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The Fearless Chris Ofili Enters His Own Personal Paradise Lost
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Dana Schutz
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How Two Offbeat Artists Made New York Their Own
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Lisa Brice, Peter Doig, and Chris Ofili Bring Trinidad to New York
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Per Kirkeby’s Triumph of Form Over Substance
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Angela Merkel’s Humanity, Captured in an Elizabeth Peyton Oil
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Three Generations of Black Women in Family Photos
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“Waves need to move to be”: Terry Winters & Mark Melnicove collaborate at Able Baker
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Marilyn Minter: Art, Activism, Glamour, and Sex
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When Ritual Performances Slip Dangerously into the Real
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Peter Doig: We don’t always have to know what our painting is about
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Why Dana Schutz Painted Emitt Till
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Titus Kaphar on Art, Race and Justice
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Progress Report: Marina Adams’s Recent Paintings and Gouaches
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Marina Adams’ Radical “Soft Power”
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A Living Monument to the Ghosts of American Slavery
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Art Underground: A First Look at the Second Avenue Subway
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Matthew Barney
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See How Chuck Close Reinvented Photography In This Groundbreaking Museum Retrospective
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Lush Morsels From an Artist’s Erotic Imagination
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A ‘Nasty Woman’ of Contemporary Art Fearlessly Renders the Body
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Artist Marilyn Minter Talks Beauty Norms, the Return of the Full Bush, and her New Retrospective
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Why Marilyn Minter is more relevant now than ever before
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A New Show Restages Matthew Barney’s 1991 Breakthrough, and It’s Even Better the Second Time
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Stronger Than Paradise
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Matthew Barney, Facility of Decline
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How This Photographer Confronts The Freedoms Denied To Black Americans
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Inside Artist Cecily Brown’s New York Studio
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Knowledge About a Thing: Carroll Dunham’s Drawings
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Cecily Brown, Drawing Center
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Katherine Bernhardt
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Elizabeth Peyton and Marching Church Put the Pain Back in Painting
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The Mysterious Metamorphosis of Chuck Close
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Per Kirkeby: Serial Thinking
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An Art-World Prankster Goes Digital
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Robert Crumb: in the studio
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‘Some People Think What I’ve Done Is Almost Sacrilege’: A Talk with Jeff Koons
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Space Within the Colour
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Per Kirkeby Revels in Flamboyant Visuals and Dark Future at Windsor Gallery
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Space, the Frontier Right in Front of Us
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‘These Are Works That I Enjoy’: Jeff Koons on His Amazing Blue Balls
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Reading Between the Lines of Mel Bochner’s Verbose Monoprints
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Dana Schutz
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Glenn O'Brien on Marilyn Minter
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Matthew Barney’s Most Punishing Tour: ‘River of Fundament’
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Shapes and Colors: Stanley Whitney at the Studio Museum in Harlem
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Review: Stanley Whitney’s Paintings Reinvent the Grid
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Interviews: Stanley Whitney
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Cecily Brown’s Secret Gardens
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Prim and Proper, Crude and Vulgar
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The 100 Most Influential People: Chris Ofili by David Adjaye
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Medium and Message, Both Unsettling
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Chris Ofili’s Thumping Art-History Lesson
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Minor Threat: The Art of Cameron Jamie
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Matthew Ritchie Transforms Data Into Beautiful Abstract Art
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American Idol: Thomas Crow on “Jeff Koons: A Retrospective”
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An Interview with Carroll Dunham
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Review: Mel Bochner ‘Strong Language’ at the Jewish Museum
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How Jeff Koons Inspires Awe, Outrage, and Ultimately Makes Art You Will Remember
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Shapes of an Extroverted Life
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How Does Richard Prince's Notorious "Canal Zone" Look 6 Years Later? Like Freedom
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Secret Power of Synonyms
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“Mel Bochner: Strong Language”
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For Matthew Ritchie, it’s playtime at the ICA
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In Boston, Altering the Artist-in-Residence Concept
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Ellen Gallagher: Don’t Axe Me, New Museum, New York
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Cameron Jamie at Kunsthalle Zürich
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Gallagher's Ghosts: Art Inspired by Myths and Stories
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Matthew Barney Heads to the Morgan Library
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Mel Bochner: If The Colour Changes
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Per Kirkeby turns the Phillips into a site of restless digging
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Mel Bochner: If The Colour Changes
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Dana Schutz with Jarrett Earnest
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Mel Bochner
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Cameron Jamie
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Glenn O'Brien interviews Richard Prince
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A Painter’s Social Network, Traced in Her Photographs
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Suburban Attractions
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Cameron Jamie’s Drawing
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Characters, Myths, and Stories
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A Video Artist Mines the Sweet Drone of Suffering
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Matthew Ritchie
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