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ONE BUT TWO (Haadzii), Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe at Roberts Projects, LA

Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe, born and raised in Greater Accra Region, specializes in investing his own essence into his work.
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Join Us in Welcoming Louis Fratino’s Latest Body of Work “Growths of the earth” at Ciaccia Levi, Paris

A celebration of life, unique expression, and selfhood, the work of Louis Fratino comes back to AOC, this time displayed across the space of Ciaccia Levi Gallery, Paris.
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Look Beyond Past and Present Through “Springtime”, the New Work of Georg Baselitz at 24th StreetGagosian

Hanging across the walls of Gagosian’s 24th St. gallery is the solo show Springtime, by Georg Baselitz.
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“And I will hear you in my heart of heart”, a group show at the FLAG Art Foundation, NY

On view at the FLAG Art Foundation, NY, is the group show and I will hear you in my heart of heart, that compiles the work of 35 artists of varying backgrounds.
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Give Yourself A Mental Break, and Visit “Twice” by Ivy Haldeman at Downs & Ross, NY

The sensible, sweetly ironic, and brilliant scenes of anthropomorphous hot dogs, and hollowed suits, in Ivy Haldeman: "Twice", will speak to the viewer across a myriad of depths.
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Experience the Poetic Solitude in Danielle McKinney’s Body of Work, “Saw My Shadow” at Fortnight Institute, NY

Throughout Danielle McKinney's latest body of work, depicted subjects protrude a sense of self-assurance rather than despair through their solace.
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Take a Deep Dive Into Your Own Psyche with Lucy Bull’s “Skunk Grove” at David Kordansky Gallery

On view through May 1, 2021, Skunk Grove at David Kordansky, LA is the first solo show debuting Lucy Bull’s latest body of work.
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Feel the Devotion of Genesis Tramaine’s Work Through Her Solo Show “Evidence of Grace”, at Almine Rech, Brussels

To put it simply, the work of Genesis Tramaine will capture the spectator, no matter what perspective or point of view.
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Dive Into the Latest Work of Emily Mae Smith at Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels

Throughout her artistic career, Emily Mae Smith has been known for her talent of bringing inanimate objects to life.
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Paul Kasmin Plants a 'Seed' for Women’s Artistic Liberation

At Paul Kasmin this summer, a rare moment of the feminine exploring the depths of their divine womanhood through art has come to life in Seed.
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Welcoming Cliches at Almine Rech

Subjects that were formerly considered to be cliche subject matter seem to be having a moment of revival in which creating something familiar, generic, and straight-forward is cool and captivating.
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The 'People' at Jeffrey Deitch are Genuine Representations

By not leaving any rendering off limits, Deitch gives us a very untraditional sculpture show.
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Mathew Cerletty’s Version of Human Existence is Alien

As simple as it often appears, Mathew Cerletty’s work has depths to it.
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Jordan Wolfson Takes Us Down The Digital Rabbit Hole

The latest from multimedia artist Jordan Wolfson has gallery-goers in New York buzzing.
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Jonas Wood’s Prints Speak Volumes at Gagosian

The latest Jonas Wood exhibit showcases his trademark still lives.
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Katharina Grosse’s Installation: “The Horse Trotted Another Couple of Metres, Then it Stopped”

Written By Isabelle Davis German artist Katharina Grosse recently unveiled her installation at Carriageworks under the name “The Horse Trotted Another Couple of Metres, Then it Stopped.” Part of the Sydney Art Festival of 2018 and a third part of the Schwartz Carriageworks series of projects shown internationally, Grosse’s work responds to Carriagework’s industrial architecture…
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Adrian Ghenie at Pace Gallery, New York

February 10, 2017 By Hayley Kaplan Every decade or so the perennial question of whether painting is dead seems to circle back into critical discourse. You would think that after the countless resurrections the medium has endured, that critics would instead exclaim that it has simply returned from a cyclical hiatus or better yet stop asking…
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