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- Welcome to the Sixties, Again
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Martha Rosler, like too many artists, can’t move beyond the easy arguments of her youth. By Jerry Saltz
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Slice and Dice
One man’s vandalism is another’s political art. Just ask Poster Boy, the Matisse of subway-ad mash-ups. 40th anniversary
Urban Renewal
The evolving design of police cars, Mets jerseys, and other city staples over the past four decades. Review
Not Even No. 2
Andres Serrano’s “Shit” is, yes, crap. Profiles & Interviews
Marlene Dumas
Anti-Portraitist
Walter Bernard
Painting a Lady
Derek Buckner Marshmallow Man
Art Candy More
Wolfish Women-
Artist Melanie Vote paints girlie-girls as lusty badasses.
Another Side of Japan -
Guido Castagnoli’s photographs have the distinct whiff of a quirky movie set about them.
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Opens 10/7 Martin Ramirez: The Last Works at American Folk Art Museum
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Martin Ramirez: The Last Works- American Folk Art Museum
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Twenty-five brilliant drawings and collages by the self-taught, schizophrenic Mexican-American artist, selected from the 120-plus works discovered last year in a garage. More »
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Opens 10/8 Live Forever: Elizabeth Peyton at New Museum
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- Live Forever: Elizabeth Peyton
- New Museum
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Peyton's first-ever retrospective in the United States features 100+ works. More »
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Opens 10/10 Berlinde de Bruyckere
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- Berlinde de Bruyckere
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The Flemish artist explores human suffering, vulnerability, and fragility through wax and epoxy sculptures lacking heads and faces. More »
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Closes 10/13 The Waterfalls at various locations
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The Waterfalls- various locations
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Olafur Eliasson's monumental 90- to 120-foot-tall man-made waterfalls, stationed at four sites along New York's shores. More »
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