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Feminist Nudes, Evil Flowers, and Musical Notation: Three Critics on What to See in New York this March
A.V. Marraccini writes on Christine Sun Kim's Whitney triumph, Wendy Vogel picks Sylvia Sleigh's male odalisques, and John Vincler loves a goth-antiquarian group show.
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Screen Time, Supernovas, and Ghost Pianos: Our Critics on What to See Now in New York
Follow our critics from Chinatown to Tribeca. Will Harrison writes about Marc Kokopeli at Reena Spaulings. John Vincler urges you to see Julius Eastman and Glenn Ligon at 52 Walker and to catch Chris Martin's show at Timothy Taylor before it closes.
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Sci-Fi Parables, Playgrounds, and Starry Nights: 3 Critics on 3 Unmissable New York Shows
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Frazadas, Tetrominoes, and Seagulls: Our Critics Share an Essential Guide to This Month's Tribeca Shows
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Goofy Gadgets, Poetic Photo Collages, Slurping Sound FX: 3 Must See Gallery Shows to End the Year
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Vintage Porn, CT-Scans, and Masking Tape: Our Critic Offers Gallery Picks for December
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Doll Dioramas, Singing Sculptures, and the Politics of rEPresEntAtiOn: Three Critics on Stand-Out New York Shows
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Glitter, Rainbows, AbEx Gestures, and a Sunflower: Our Critics Offer Gallery Picks to Start Your November
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Photography, Three Ways: Our Critic Highlights Stand-Out Shows on View in New York
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