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Disaster, as in Unfavorable Star: Von Trier, Hodges, Khorramian
Current exhibitions by Jim Hodges at Barbara Gladstone, and Laleh Khorramian at Nicole Klagsbrun, along with Lars Von More …
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Taking Pleasure Seriously: A New Eames Documentary
For those who may have sat in Eames chairs a good portion of their life, but are unfamiliar More …
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Arlene Shechet In The Thick of It At James Kelly Contemporary
While viewing Arlene Shechet’s compelling show, In the Thick of It, at James Kelly Contemporary, the term beginner’s More …
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Thunderbird Jewelry as Contemporary Art Form
Thunderbird Jewelry of Santo Domingo Pueblo, curated by folklorist J. Roderick Moore and by Wheelwright Museum curator Cheri More …
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Does the Monster Grow Up?
A recent New York Times headline about waning American influence in the context of the G20 summit caught More …
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Pacific Standard Time, Or Biding Time in New Mexico?
Often, for artists, a move to New Mexico from Los Angeles or New York has been perceived as More …
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Smiling Sugimoto at Chinati
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s talk at Chinati, where he had an exhibition opening, revealed intelligence and humor of a time More …
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Marfa Sidelights, Chinati’s 25th Anniversary Weekend
This year’s pilgrimage to Marfa on the occasion of Chinati’s 25th Anniversary Weekend was well worth the effort, More …
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Greg Sholette and Monika Bravo at Santa Fe Art Institute
As part of SFAI’s seasonal program, Half Life: Patterns of Change, Greg Sholette and Monika Bravo exhibit two More …
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AHA Festival of Progressive Arts: New Values for the Times
Befitting a “progressive” festival in recession times, or some might even say, collapse times, prices in the art More …
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Santa Fe’s New Age Graffiti
Santa Fe may have invented its own genre of “new age graffiti,” giving further credence to Jeffrey Deitch’s More …
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Archaeology and the Shape of Time: A Photo Show In Search of Itself
“Archaeology and The Shape of Time” at Fisher Press (August 26-Sept. 27) is an exhibition of small scale More …