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What happens when solid, unyielding industrial materials are transformed into fluid, sweeping forms that appear to defy gravity and breath with life? For sculptor Jiyoon Lee, the physical realm is an ongoing laboratory where steel, stone, mixed media, and negative space converge to explore structural balance, resilience, and human presence. At Gallery Henoch in Chelsea, New York, Jiyoon Lee: Monumental Sculptures showcases a impressive body of large-scale works that redefine the relationship between physical mass, spatial architecture, and viewer …

In the history of Abstract Expressionism, the familiar story often revolves around a small group of celebrated names. Yet the movement that transformed American painting after the Second World War …

What happens when an artist moves beyond painting-like illusions to cultivate, nurture, and document life cycles from seed to decay? For American photographer Sharon Core, known worldwide for her meticulous …

Exploring the outer limits of perception, space, and gesture, Nara Roesler presents a major exhibition dedicated to the late Japanese-Brazilian master of global abstraction. What happens when an artist distills …

Subheadline: Through richly layered paintings, the Brooklyn-based artist brings family archives, colonial histories, migration, and imagined worlds into an evolving conversation about identity and belonging. History is rarely a complete …

Subheadline: In Soho, the Hungarian-born, New York-based artist combines Semitic letters, chalkboard paint, silkscreen, and pastel to explore how images emerge, disappear, and take on new meanings. A painting is …

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