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Take a Rare Glimpse at Chinese Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei’s Early Photos of New York City
Right after he was released from a Chinese prison, his early photos are being exhibited in New York.
Street Artist D*Face’s Guided Tour Through His ‘aPopcalyptic’ Work
The man dubbed "the next Banksy" exhibits his dark take on fame and all things celebrity.
See a Unique Polaroid Portfolio of the Decemberists by Autumn de Wilde
She spent months taking over 2,500 shots of the band while they recorded their new album. She explains them to Vulture.
Art Candy: The Tabloids’ Favorite Females, Embroidered
Britney Spears, Kate Gosselin, Amanda Knox, and more, throw-pillow-style. And with bonus phrenology!
See MoMA’s Massive Matisse Show
The artist himself named two of the works on view among his most "pivotal."
See Two Decades of Eccentric Coney Island Sunbathers
Bruce Gilden's shots of amorous youngsters and wrinkled grannies.
See Alison Elizabeth Taylor Capture Bleak Decay in Wood ‘Paintings’
A shotgun hole, a kicked-through wall ... all in wood inlay.
See Julian Faulhaber’s Eerily Pristine Photos of New Construction
Faulhaber achieves his unique effects through long exposures — ten to twenty seconds — and a clever use of artificial light.
See the Mesmerizing Products of Lee Bontecou’s Long Absence From the Art World
Before 2003, she had spent decades avoiding the art world in rural Pennsylvania.
See Kim In Sook’s Spylike Photos of People in Buildings
The artist has meticulously staged creepy scenarios using actors and props.
See the Work of Nathan Sawaya, Lego Sculptor
To create his surprisingly adult works of art, he has a six-figure annual Lego budget.
Sample a Major Retrospective of Weimar-Era Painter Otto Dix
His witty, brilliant oil portraits are highly stylized, titillatingly grotesque, and endlessly fascinating.
See R. Crumb’s Book of Genesis
This somewhat lurid graphic novel was an instant sensation upon its debut.
See Photographer Pieter Hugo’s Take on Nigerian Cinema
Hugo sets up his own "film stills" based on common themes in Nigerian movies, resulting in sharp, strong images with narratives all their own.
See Emilio Perez’s Gorgeous, Nightmarish Paintings
Multiple sheets of painted latex and acrylic are layered over wood, then cut away to expose the various colors beneath.
See Photographer Erwin Olaf’s ‘Hotel’ Nudes and Provocative ‘Dawn/Dusk’ Series
Now at Hasted Hunt Kraeutler gallery.
See Photographer Lea Bertucci Turn the Indoors Out
The Brooklyn-based artist creates postcards from the underworld.
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