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Upon Reflection

George III girandoles

Antique mirrors can make collectors lose themselves in their shimmering depths.

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Weird Science

Carsten Holler, Untitled (Slide), 2011

The “Carsten Höller: Experience” comes to the Bowery.

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Shop the Rockies

Wes Hempel, At Dusk / Climb the Hill Where We Walked

There’s classic Western as well as contemporary and much more in these mountains.

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Highly Decorated

Duncan Phyfe, Grecian couch or daybed

How a little bit of hype and a lot of great craftsmanship established Duncan Phyfe’s illustrious legacy.

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Realms of the Uncanny

George Tooker, Red Carpet, 1953

For many artists in pre-AbEx America, the boundaries between the real and the unreal could be quite porous.

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Snapshot Poetics

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Vernacular photography, a growing, collector-driven field, finds mystery and masterpieces in the lenswork of unknown amateurs.

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Top Drawer

Tomi Ungerer

Cartoonist, political satirist, sculptor, children’s-book author—there’s no one word for Tomi Ungerer.

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A Whole Man’s Life

Willem de Kooning, Pink Angels, 1945

MoMA mounts a de Kooning show as vast and varied as the artist’s career.

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Southern Exposure

Marcela Cadena, Entre Suenos

As a burst of creativity emanates from Latin America, art from the region is getting new notice north of the border.

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Full Transparency

Between Fragment and Whole

There is tremendous vitality in glass today, as artists explore new techniques and leave functionality behind for the realms of pure sculpture and even conceptual art.

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