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Life Under Franco: Juan Genovés at Marlborough
In somber paintings rendered in gray or sepia tones, the artist conveys the terror and oppression of life in Spain during Franco's regime.
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Frieze Sculpture Presents a Bevy of Public Art, From Brightly Colored Sun Dials to Humorous Banal Signage
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Painting Pedigree: Amie Siegel at Thomas Dane Gallery
Furthering her explorations of how labor and value operate within art, Amie Siegel films the transport and exhibition of paintings by 18th-century English animal portraitist George Stubbs.
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With Sámi Pavilion, Three Indigenous Artists Hope to Highlight the Ongoing Struggles of Their People at the Venice Biennale
For this year's Biennale, the Nordic Pavilion has been transformed into the Sámi Pavilion.
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