German Feminist Icon Astrid Klein Gets Her New York Debut
Her "photoworks" from the '70s feature appropriated images of female celebrities that deny easy readings.
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The artist's first exhibition in Los Angeles since her death merges oversize dollhouse furniture with sexually charged narratives.
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Her videos have enjoyed a resurgence in the past decade.
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Helene Winer on Closing Metro Pictures: The ‘Specter’ of Mega-Galleries Was a Factor
“Financially, artists cannot say no to the kinds of opportunities these mega galleries can make. They can't afford to—and they shouldn't.”
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Richard Artschwager’s Late-Career New Mexico Drawings Take Viewers through the Plains of His Youth
The works are an understated coda to his adventurous output, which spanned Minimalism, Conceptual art, and Pop.
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Sterling Ruby Examines the Prison-Industrial Complex in New Video
Over the course of five years, he filmed all 35 of California's penitentiaries from he air.
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Frieze London Names Winners of Stand Prize, Emerging Artist Prize
Works bought through Tate and Contemporary Art Society acquisition funds supported by the fair were also named.
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Letter to the Editor: A Response to Review of ‘Power’ at Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles
The following letter was submitted by Andrianna Campbell in response to a review of “Power” at Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles by Catherine G. Wagley, published July 7, 2017, with the…
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Galleries Partner to Present Latin American and Latinx Artists as Part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA
As its prime draws closer and closer, anticipation of the upcoming edition of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA continues to mount. With one exhibition already open—to rave reviews in the Los Angeles T…
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