HOUSTON — In Do Ho Suh’s Bridge Project, which began in the early 2000s and is still in process today, the artist illustrates a series of increasingly outlandish plots to connect his three homes in Seoul, where he was born and raised; New York; and London, where he currently lives and works. The project encapsulates Suh’s […]
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan unveiled Taiwanese artist Tong Yang-Tze’s enormous calligraphic brushwork on paper as the latest Great Hall commission last week. Tong’s “Dialogue” (2024), on view at the museum’s entrance point through April 8 next year, excerpts from two of the artist’s favorite classical Chinese texts and engages with the ancient
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When Williamsburg’s Pierogi Gallery asked Andrew Ohanesian to contribute to a group show commemorating the art space’s 30th anniversary this month, he had an inkling that his “kegerator” was coming out of storage. The Brooklyn-based installation artist has frequently worked on a large scale, constructing a life-size airport jetway and a one-story house inside the
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When Williamsburg’s Pierogi Gallery asked Andrew Ohanesian to contribute to a group show commemorating the art space’s 30th anniversary this month, he had an inkling that his “kegerator” was coming out of storage. The Brooklyn-based installation artist has frequently worked on a large scale, constructing a life-size airport jetway and a one-story house inside the
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