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Bowery Boys - Rosson Crow @Deitch 03/10 Jeffrey Deitch is not going out with a wimper. This new show of Rosson Crow's large-scale oil paintings explores the history of “bad boys” in underground art and as an agent of culture in New York City. New York at a Glance | Exhibitions |
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Gabriel Barcia-Colombo: Nobody Leaves, Everybody Goes @The Starlight Room @ The Roger Smith Hotel 03/11 7-9pm Nobody Leaves, Everybody Goes is an exhibition about memorialization and, more specifically, the act of leaving one’s imprint for the next generation. The exhibition includes ten digital sculptures. New York at a Glance | Exhibitions |
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Otto Dix @Neue Galerie: Museum for German and Austrian Art 03/11 This spring, Neue Galerie New York presents “Otto Dix," the first solo museum exhibition for this major German artist ever held in North America. The exhibition includes more than 100 masterpieces and addresses key themes the artist worked with throughout his career including portraiture, sexuality, and his traumatic experiences as a German soldier during World War I. New York at a Glance | Exhibitions |
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The World We Live In, The Worlds We Create @Like the Spice 03/12 6:30-10pm "The World We Live In, The Worlds We Create" is a sculptural experience and group exhibition in Williamsburg curated by Marisa Sage featuring the work of Langdon Graves, Patrick Jacobs, Matthew Northridge, Diana Puntar, R. Justin Stewart, and Jessica Stoller. New York at a Glance | Exhibitions |
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Impressions @gallery nine5 03/12 6:30-9pm Gallery nine5 presents a solo exhibition of recent works by Paris-based artist Agnès Pezeu. Pezeu works in a similar manner to the action painters of the 1940s. She traces charcoal outlines of models enacting various scenes before drizzling paint over the canvas to further delineate the silhouettes. These works demonstrate Pezeu's experimentation with a more vibrant tonal palette, and her increasingly diverse representation of the ephemeral. New York at a Glance | Openings |