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Passport Photos, Edible Arrangements, and Adidas: Our New York Critics Pick Shows in Chelsea and Dumbo
Margaret Sundell is moved by Keisha Scarville's tiny family portraits, Johanna Fateman chooses disturbing still-lifes by Alina Bliumis, and Zito Madu finds warmth in Aaron Gilbert's painted wastelands.
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By Popular Demand: The Critics’ Table Presents Its First Los Angeles Edition
California art writers Carolina A. Miranda and Gracie Hadland contribute our first West Coast trio of reviews.
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Feminist Nudes, Evil Flowers, and Musical Notation: Three Critics on What to See in New York this March
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Screen Time, Supernovas, and Ghost Pianos: Our Critics on What to See Now in New York
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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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