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Stepping into the exhibition, what I first noticed were two Chinese characters about a person’s height, printed in red, jumping out from the white background of the gallery. These characters provide the most distinctive visual cues in Zeng Hong’s solo exhibition “Quaderni Rossi”. >> Read more

David Zwirner is pleased to present Dan Flavin: in daylight or cool white at its 537 West 20th Street gallery. >> Read more

When I first saw Dan Graham, he stood almost anonymously by the wall, white hair and beard, a checked-flannel shirt and old cardigan.
 
 
 
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(NEW YORK, NY—October 22, 2015)—Six finalists have been selected for the Hugo Boss Prize 2016, the biennial award established in 1996 to recognize artists whose work is among the most innovative and influential of our time. >> Read more

The presentation of Chen Xiaoyun’s bronze sculptures and other works reveals heavy traces of Modernism, and seemingly transports the viewer to an art historical display in a small European museum. Taking Lenin’s tongue and his own age, Chen Xiaoyun transplants his contemporary utopian fable into these 21 works. >> Read more

Here, the idea of a “Climate Theatre” as imagined by the British psychologist/mathematician/ meteorologist/physicist Lewis Frye Richardson in 1922 (“Weather Prediction by Numerical Process”) is newly applied to the Caochangdi art district, its contemporary context and dissemination, by the artist Shi Qing. >> Read more

The world's best art selling machine continues to be the Art Basel trade fair. Over 300 galleries from around the world, 2,500 artists and 65,000 visitors, including 70 museums. >> Read more