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Syd Solomon: Hidden in Plain Sight

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 29, 2019
Syd Solomon, Duality, 1980

Painter, camouflage artist, and cultural connector Syd Solomon is emerging as an important figure in Abstract Expressionism.

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Haute Tech

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 28, 2019
Automaton clock in the form of Diana on her chariot, circa 1610

The Met becomes a giant Kunstkammer as masterpieces of innovation and decoration from European courts come together in a new exhibition.

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Lari Pittman: Controlled Chaos

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 28, 2019
Lari Pittman, Untitled #5, 2010

Lari Pittman’s kaleidoscopic works open windows on contemporary culture and the art of painting.

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Body and Soul

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 28, 2019
El Greco, Boy Blowing on an Ember, 1571–72

Italian Baroque paintings on loan from Naples show how the Old Masters used the human body to express emotion and spirituality.

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First Families

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 28, 2019
Autumn Borts-Medlock (Santa Clara), Dragonfly Pot, n.d.

Three dynasties of Native American ceramics artists are chronicled in an exhibition at the Crocker Art Museum.

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Surreal World

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 28, 2019
Roberto Matta, El Profeta (The Prophet), 1948

The deep impact of the Surrealist movement on Latin American art is made clear through a major exhibition in Florida.

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Bridget Riley: Good Optics

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 28, 2019
Bridget Riley, High Sky, 1991.

A retrospective in London directs our eyes to Bridget Riley’s innovations in vision.

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Charlotte Park: The Quiet Abstractionist

By Art & Antiques Magazine | September 30, 2019
Charlotte Park, Untitled, circa 1963

Charlotte Park, a master of line and color, is at last being given her rightful place in the galaxy of Abstract Expressionists.

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Nubia: The Kingdom and the Power

By Art & Antiques Magazine | September 30, 2019
Vessel in the shape of a bound onyx, early 7th century B.C.

The artistic wonders of Nubia, ancient Egypt’s southern neighbor, go on view at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston

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