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The CULT100 Issue 2025
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Our Critics’ Picks of the Moment? Chair Sculptures, Skyscraping Abstractions, and an Ode to an Artist Gone Too Soon

Ksenia M. Soboleva's debut for the Critics' Table is a reflection on Gordon Hall's new work at the Kitchen, Johanna Fateman gives a quintessentially New York painter a solid rave, and John Vincler is delighted by a two-part show honoring Jenni Crain.

By Johanna Fateman By Ksenia M. Soboleva By John Vincler May 21, 2025
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About Last Week: An Orbit Through the Highs and Sighs of New York’s Art-Fair Multiverse

By Domenick Ammirati
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The Critics' Table Close Looks

Overlooked No More, Jack Whitten Ascends with a Stellar Retrospective at MoMA

By John Vincler
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Bathhouse Bods, Punk Shows, and Simulated Birth: Our Critics Cover Shows from Washington Heights to Long Island City

Paige K. Bradley appreciates the sexy social realism of Julien Ceccaldi, Johanna Fateman reflects on the latest from photographer Elle Pérez, and Chris Murtha explores Carolyn Lazard's fraught video works.

By Paige K. Bradley By Johanna Fateman By Chris Murtha April 30, 2025
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Stettheimer Dollhouse, Sleeper Hit of the 20th-Century Avant-Garde

Our critic's dream came true when she was invited to a spring cleaning of Carrie Stettheimer's miniature mansion. Dusting the Duchamp was just the start.

By Johanna Fateman April 23, 2025
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In Brief The Critics' Table Art

Passport Photos, Edible Arrangements, and Adidas: Our New York Critics Pick Shows in Chelsea and Dumbo

By Johanna Fateman By Zito Madu By Margaret Sundell
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In Brief The Critics' Table Art

By Popular Demand: The Critics’ Table Presents Its First Los Angeles Edition

By Carolina A. Miranda By Gracie Hadland
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The Critics' Table Close Looks Art

Harmony Hammond Is a Living Legend of Queer Abstraction (And the World Is Finally Catching On)

By Jarrett Earnest
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The Critics' Table Close Looks Art

Art in the Age of Kenny Schachter's Vacuous Robo Paintings

By John Vincler
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The Critics' Table Close Looks Art

A New Cecily Brown Show at the Barnes Reveals a Painter in Her Prime

By Johanna Fateman
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The Critics' Table The Big Picture Art

After the Eaton Fire: An Artist Reflects on Joseph Beuys Through the Lens of Loss

By Ross Simonini
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In Brief The Critics' Table Art

Feminist Nudes, Evil Flowers, and Musical Notation: Three Critics on What to See in New York this March

By A.V. Marraccini By John Vincler By Wendy Vogel
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The Critics' Table Close Looks

Everyone Is Talking About Painter Laura Owens’s New Show. Here’s Why

By Johanna Fateman
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Screen Time, Supernovas, and Ghost Pianos: Our Critics on What to See Now in New York

By Will Harrison By John Vincler
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