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Juanita Guccione, Rise of the Phoenix, circa 1973

Juanita Guccione: The Shapeshifter

Juanita Guccione, through many forms and styles of painting, stayed true to her inner vision and feminist mission.

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John Salt, Albuquerque Wreck Yard (Sandia Auto Electric), 1972

Photorealism: Upon Reflection

There’s a lot more to Photorealism than meets the eye.

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Hans Hofmann, Bird Flight, 1943

Hans Hofmann: Drawing an Outline

A current exhibition shows the importance of works on paper in Hans Hofmann’s long and lauded career.

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Paul Gauguin, Manaò tupapaú (Spirit of the Dead Watching), 1892

Paul Gauguin: Making It

A massive Gauguin show at the Art Institute of Chicago puts the focus on the artist’s creativity in multiple media.

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Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer, Cosmic Firestorm, circa 1895,

Art for Art’s Sake

The Art Nouveau ceramics market is ready to welcome a new collecting generation.

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Gary Niblett, Canyon Overlook, 2015

Santa Fe Trail

Art & Antiques presents a complete guide to the summer arts and culture bonanza of Northern New Mexico.

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Phil Dike, California Holiday

Phil Dike: Oceanic Feeling

An exhibition at the Laguna Art Museum examines California watercolorist Phil Dike’s intimate relationship with the sea.

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Carol Rama, Spazio anche più che tempo

Carol Rama: Outside the Institution

Carol Rama’s cool and controversial work comes to New York.

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Alice Aycock, Spin-the-Spin

Alice Aycock: Storm Chaser

With her sculptures, Alice Aycock can make massive pieces of metal swirl in the air, and with her drawings she makes impossible worlds appear perfectly plausible.

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