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Tuesday’s Gallery Picks




This week’s artists examine the places in which opposing forces merge

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1. Rebecca Louise suspends 8,000 flowers from the ceiling in The Beauty of Decay at Chandra Gallery
2. Ori Gersht’s Flaunt “is about this new space created when the virtual and physical world are becoming absolutely united” at Kohn Gallery
3. David Hockney captured Yosemite National Park on his iPad at La Louver
4. Group exhibition Me and My Arrow at ZieherSmith
5. David Smith’s Form in Colour merges the concerns of two- and three-dimensional media at Hauser & Wirth
6. Radical Plastic is an opportunity to mediate on the idea of in-between-ness, and what it means to be in the middle of something as each artist proves adept at navigating fluid and liminal areas at CUE Art Foundation

Tuesday's Gallery Picks




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Nature is on the brain in this week’s gallery picks.

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1. Joyce Silver’s multimedia works inspired by nature at Noho Gallery
2. Jon Campbell’s Crying Wolf at Gallery Krom
3. Influenced by surroundings and the beauty found in shortcomings of digitally captured imagery, Heidi Zito depicts time simultaneously passing and still through the use of superimposition and repetition of forms at Artists Alliance Inc.
4. Agostino Arrivabene’s new paintings draw from mythological stories, depicting a transformative process in which inner suffering evolves into a desire for healing through dream or divine intervention at Galleria Giovanni Bonelli
5. David Hockney depicts spring in all it’s glory and transformation at Annely Juda Fine Art
6. Rachell Sumpter paints scenes of colored splendor dropped into scenes of desolate wilderness at Park Life

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