- 1. Vuk Vidor
At Cueto Project through October 2
In the comix-driven tradition of Pop great Roy Lichtenstein, Vidor pictures Batman, Captain America, and other animated archetypes—though instead of saving the world, Vidor’s characters face impending doom.
- 2. Guangci
At ChinaSquare through October 27
Pop meets the terra-cotta army: Contemporary Chinese sculptor Guangci riffs on his country’s former dictator (and one of Andy Warhol’s favorite subjects), constructing life-size fleets of painted-fiberglass and stainless-steel Maos.
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