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Thomas Schütte |
Jason Rhoades |
Juan Muñoz |
Louise Bourgeois |
Ai Weiwei |
Matthew Barney |
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Dionisio González
Galerie Richard, New York
Halong Series
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Matthew Day Jackson
Hauser&Wirth New York
This exhibition of artist Matthew Day Jackson (1974) is not indifferent. It investigates on the limits of human beings. To Jackson "the measurable and inexplicable, power and sacrifice, morality and infinity are all part of a kingdom that has been nicknamed 'the Horriful' where everything we do has the potential to create horror and beauty"
" The unobtainable distance, no matter how small, is an infinity" " Artist go to space. It is a space where others cannot or do not want to go, a space which is real and often dangerous, and they report back from there" M.D. Jackson.
Bartholomew, Muscles, Nerves and Veins |
Magnificent Desolation |
Magnificent Desolation |
August 6, 1945 |
We, Us, Them |
Enshrouded Paris |
Reclining Nude |
Alone in Relationship to the Absurd |
Inside, Outside |
Inside, Outside (Quartered) |
Pieta |
Study Collection X |
Trophy |
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Philip-Lorca diCorcia
David Zwirner, New York
The series Hustlers by photographer Philip-Lorca diCorcia (born in 1951) were taken more than 20 years ago in Los Angeles, and it is widely considered one of his best series. The photos, taken in urban settings such as streets, motels and fast-food restaurants, are very carefully taken, and their titles all include the name, age and place of birth of their models, as well as how much they earned for the shoot. They're incredibly cinematic.
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Michael Raedecker
Andrea Rosen Gallery
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Group of teachers |
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Dormitory, Model 1:5 |
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This stunning retrospective of John McCracken (1934-2011) consists of approximately fifty works that make a tour of what it has meant the career of this artist. It is a very important figure in the history of American art mixing qualities of Minimalism with sensitivity for color, shape and distinctive finish of the West Coast.
My favorites are the steel sculptures to become polished mirrors are placed in such subtlety in nature are almost invisible.
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Surprising Miquel Barceló
This Mallorcan artist's latest venture, presented in the fabulous New York gallery Acquavella, was a surprising turn from his previous works. The fruits of this ceaseless experimentation have proved to be very powerful.
This is the first exposition in New York dedicated solely to Barcelo in the last ten years. Two series are exhibited; one is very striking, featuring portraits of the artist's family and friends on linen treated with bleach and charcoal. They are disturbing portraits with a forceful impact.
The other series consists of very expressive/symbolic white paintings where the circle plays an important role, metaphorically alluding to the sun, the bull-fighting arena, the bull's eye...The artists sees these works as akin to paintings on cave walls.
Marcella |
Adam |
Cécile |
Mére y Marcella |
Gimferrer y Modiano 2 |
Colm |
Yasuo |
HUO |
Eusebio Lazaro |
Eric Mézil |
Dore |
Planés |
Vista Alegre |
17 Vagues |
Plaza de Toros de Ronda |
Plaza Mayor |
Dos Triples y N NW très léger |
Ouvert |
1,2,3,4 M |
5 petites Vagues y Trois petites Doubles
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