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Hiji Nam around downtown Manhattan
Source artforum.com THE SWISS INSTITUTE opening for Ser Serpas and Alfatih took place one day after January 24, which a friend told me had officially been declared the most depressing day of the year. I shared this with
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Joseph Yaeger
Source artforum.com There’s a creeping sense of unease in “Time Weft,” Joseph Yaeger’s show of twenty-five new paintings, occupying all five levels of the Perimeter’s converted mews-house space. We see the right arm of a
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1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt Concept Car Pictures
Source Design You Trust The Chrysler Thunderbolt concept automobile was a revolutionary design when it debuted in the 1950s. It was made of aluminum and featured a retractable, electrically powered hardtop roof, as well as concealed headlights and enclosed wheel wells with no A-pillars. Inside, the two-seater boasted leather upholstery, while the engine was a…
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Self Care: Artist Createed 12 Posters Dedicated To Showing Ways To Take Care Of Oneself In Depression
Source Design You Trust The “Self care” project, created by Ukrainian artist Yuliya Osyka is a self-initiated social project, consisting of 12 illustrated posters dedicated to showing ways to live with depression and care for oneself. The idea of the project came to be when the creator realized how often we may overlook the effects…
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Daniel Boyd
Source artforum.com The early figurative paintings of First Nation artist Daniel Boyd blatantly equated the British colonization of Australia with a piratical heist. “No Beard,” a series he produced between 2005 and 2007,
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David Salle on Alex Katz
Source artforum.com IN LATE OCTOBER, on the opening night of the Alex Katz retrospective at New York’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, crowds of people in a party mood lined the spiral ramp from the ground-floor rotunda
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Four Painters on Alex Katz
Source artforum.com NEARLY FORTY YEARS after Alex Katz’s last New York retrospective, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has mounted “Alex Katz: Gathering,” a career survey encompassing eight decades of the nonagenarian
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Gladys Nilsson
Source artforum.com To my mind, Gladys Nilsson is the reigning queen of weird-ass figuration and has been for more than fifty years. She was a founding member of the Hairy Who, a group of six Chicago artists who showed