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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 still-life recreations and dialogue with art history, her newest body of work turns her private garden into an intimate stage for photographic study. At Yancey Richardson in Chelsea, New York, Flowering brings together new and recent archival pigment prints of flora grown directly by the artist in her Esopus, …

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 …

Subheadline: Rare sketchbook pages, experimental prints, an early sculpture, and studio objects offer an unusually personal view of the Abstract Expressionist whose creative legacy transformed modern art. Jackson Pollock is …

Subheadline: In Chelsea, Susan P. Martin, Patrick-Earl Barnes, and Mara Clemente explore the emotional significance of ordinary people, fleeting moments, and imperfect details in an exhibition that asks viewers to …

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