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Walk into “‘On the Verge,” Sylvia Snowden’s new show at White Cube, and the first thing you…
Adam Pendleton’s Painterly Language Encourages Close Inspection and Deep Introspection
By Autumn Reese
Adam Pendleton has spent the better part of two decades making art in a language only…
Most kids who are into Disney which is to say, most kids in general typically…
Wifredo Lam, One of Surrealism’s Most Misunderstood Artists, Comes into Focus at MoMA
By Autumn Reese
Rare are the shows that reveal a bona fide masterpiece to the public; the Museum of…
By its own ambitions, the Gaza Biennial is not just a group exhibition, but a tremendous cry…
Lionel Ziprin’s unlikely rediscovery really got going with a walk in safe in Carol Bove’s Brooklyn…
The closing image of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Raphael blockbuster, opening to the public on Sunday, is…