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“Walter Robinson: Let the Music Play” solo exhibition is currently on view at Jeffrey Deitch in New York until June 6!⁠
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The show focuses on Walter’s later paintings including work from his Still Life, Normcore, Romance, Nurses series and more.⁠
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Like a beguiled and befuddled shopper lost in the market aisles of a surplus surfeit store of superficial indulgences, Walter knows just what grabs our attention and the myriad ways in which a look becomes an insidious form of entertainment… Too good to be true, they are ultimately as troubling as they are satisfying, deceptions that are completely honest. - Carlo McCormick⁠
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📷⁠ ⁠Jeffrey Deitch⁠
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“The lake and the sun: Caroline Bachmann” solo exhibition is currently on view at Meyer Riegger in Berlin, until June 13!⁠
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Bachmann works with a form of attention that is organized through duration: she lingers, observes, takes notes and captures fleeting constellations of light, weather and atmosphere in drawings. The paintings show the lake as a space that continuously changes and is redefined over the course of the day.⁠
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📷 ⁠Oliver Roura⁠
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Opening next week! “The Materiality of Judy Chicago” solo exhibition will debut on May 8 at Galerie Alberta Pane in Venice, in conjunction with the upcoming Biennale.⁠
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The show, curated by Allison Raddock, explores the innovative and diverse materials that have defined Judy Chicago’s six-decade career. From spray-painted car hoods and porcelain plates to needlework and glass, Chicago has continuously challenged artistic hierarchies, embracing techniques historically dismissed as ‘craft’ to expand feminist and conceptual art practices.⁠
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📷 Chicago Woodman LLC; Donald Woodman/ARS, NY⁠
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Sheila Hicks and Shi Hui’s exhibition “Material Matters” is currently on view at West Bund Museum in Shanghai until August 2!⁠
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Curated by Clément Dirié, Liu Xiao, and Chen Yangyi, this show brings together two major figures in contemporary art for whom material matters. Sheila Hicks (b. 1934, American, lives in Paris) has been active on the international art scene since the early 1960s, working primarily with fiber, color, and structures. Shi Hui (b. 1955, Chinese, lives in Hangzhou) has developed her own language since the 1980s, exploring paper pulp, pure white, and poetic spatial forms. Both are pushing the traditions of art making through experimentation using humble materials in innovative modes.⁠
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📷⁠ West Bund Museum⁠
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