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Jerzy Janiszewski

Three of the twenty-five works in Jerzy Janiszewski’s first solo exhibition feature the logo he designed for the Solidarity trade union movement in 1980, which ignited opposition

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New York


Roy Lichtenstein

An installation of three silent, one-minute films by Roy Lichtenstein gives a rare glimpse into the Pop artist’s experiments in 35-mm moviemaking. Created during a two-week resid

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Amsterdam


Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin

What purposes can monuments now serve, in a culture so full of messages, meanings, and temptations? That question underlies the exhibition “Portable Monuments” at Galerie Gabri

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New York


Michael Snow

Michael Snow’s latest exhibition finds the artist on familiar thematic terrain, playing with abstraction and perception through shifting, tautological strategies. La Ferme (The F

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New York


Nick Mauss

Crumpled aluminum panels silk-screened with obscure photographic imagery litter the floor at Nick Mauss’s solo installation, their rolled and torn surfaces revealing glimpses of

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New York


Gerald Ferguson

The late Gerald Ferguson, a revered fixture of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, was included in the foundational 1970 “Information” exhibition at MoMA, and his work

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Minneapolis


“Absentee Landlord”

If we consider the title “Absentee Landlord,” we might get the suspicion that this exhibition foregrounds its curator, John Waters. And in many ways it does. Invited by the Wal

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Sydney


Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

Visitors are welcomed to Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s exhibition by a conveyor belt with a computerized scanner where they are invited to place all sorts of small objects that they can

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Miami


Laurent Grasso

Lately, the Bass Museum of Art has been asking contemporary artists to produce exhibitions that incorporate the museum’s collection of Renaissance and Baroque art. In this iterat

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Washington, DC


Harry Callahan

Harry Callahan began making photographs in 1938, at the age of twenty-six, teaching himself to use a camera while working as an accounting clerk for General Motors in Detroit. The

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New York


Bertien van Manen

The title of Dutch photographer Bertien van Manen’s newest book of photographs, Let’s Sit Down Before We Go, refers to the Russian custom of pausing at home with family and fri

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Vancouver


Damian Moppett

Call it a hometown coup for Damian Moppett. In the fall of 2009, Bob Rennie, a Vancouver-based collector, real estate marketer, and chair of the North American acquisitions committ

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