Magazine of Essay & Aesthetic. June 12. That’s not what I meant.

Paul Cabet at Musée d’Orsay, Paris.
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Metrograph and Grimm Gallery Collaborate on Louise Giovanelli’s New Works

Metrograph and Grimm Gallery Collaborate on Louise Giovanelli’s New Works

Louise Giovanelli, Arena, 2020

TRIBECA—British artist Louise Giovanelli is currently presenting a new body of work at Grimm 54 in New York. The exhibition, titled Still Moving, runs through... Text by Dalia Morgan.
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The Popes and Dancers of Sculptor and Illustrator Francesco Messina

The Popes and Dancers of Sculptor and Illustrator Francesco Messina

Francesco Messina

In 2022, the city of Rome hosted a comprehensive exhibition dedicated to Francesco Messina at Villa Torlonia. Titled Francesco Messina. Novecento Contemporaneo, the show brought... Text by Dannik Curran.
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Syd Mead’s 80s Futurism at Corman Gallery in Tribeca

Syd Mead’s 80s Futurism at Corman Gallery in Tribeca

“The Sleepcentre 2000” by Slumberland 1978.

TRIBECA—A new exhibition at the Corman Gallery brings the late designer Syd Mead to New York for the first time in a solo show. Titled... Text by Cici Thompson.
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Art Focus: Classical Aesthetics in a Post-Ironic Era

Art Focus: Classical Aesthetics in a Post-Ironic Era

Slip House, the brand new gallery opened at the base of a 19th-century, three-story former carriage house at 246 East 5th Street.

EAST VILLAGE—Every two decades is a response to the previous two. After decades of irony, the purposeful ugliness of the 80s and 90s (“Anything that’s... Text by Cici Thompson.
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Goings On: Art Openings In May

Goings On: Art Openings In May

Richard Hawkins. New Paintings at Greene Naftali in New York

NEW YORK—Between fairs and the official listings and the soft-launches in someone’s cousin’s Chinatown loft, May represents an upward swing. Skip the overload and go... Text by Marguerite de Ponty.
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