Subheadline:At Pace Gallery in Chelsea, Lynda Benglis turns knots, folds, pleats, ceramics, glass, bronze, paper, and surface into a five-decade …
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Subheadline:At MoMA, Indian artist Nilima Sheikh transforms painting into an expansive form of historical witness, bringing Kashmir, displacement, memory, violence, …
Subheadline:At Lisson Gallery Chelsea, Hiroshi Sugimoto revisits the American Museum of Natural History’s dioramas, transforming constructed habitats into meditations on …
In Chelsea, Anthony McCall turns projected light into something that feels almost physical—inviting viewers to walk through evolving geometric forms …
Subheadline:At Pace Gallery in Chelsea, Lynda Benglis turns knots, folds, pleats, ceramics, glass, bronze, paper, and surface into a five-decade investigation of movement—where sculpture behaves like painting and gesture becomes physical form. Discover Hook A knot can hold something together. A fold can create volume. A pleat can catch light. A gesture can become sculpture. For more than five decades, Lynda Benglis has transformed these seemingly ordinary physical actions into an expansive artistic language. At Pace Gallery in New …
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Subheadline:From algae-enabled “living concrete” to biochar foundations made with recycled coffee grounds, a new generation of public art is turning …
Subheadline:Ancient figurines, digital animation, personal testimony, and questions of motherhood converge as Ruth Patir’s acclaimed work makes its U.S. premiere …
Subheadline:In her first solo exhibition with Gagosian, Deana Lawson turns surveillance imagery into a meditation on identity, beauty, agency, and …
Subheadline:MoMA’s first exhibition devoted entirely to information design examines how data becomes visual language—and how designers shape what we understand …
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