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Richard Bell: Uz vs. Them
Beginning Fall 2011
Australia’s most talked about contemporary artist and a figure of increasing international stature, Richard Bell describes himself as “more an activist than an artist,” and indeed much of his work is politically charged, addressing issues such as the racist Australian culture within which he finds himself... Learn More |
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Ghada Amer: Happily Ever After
Beginning in 2012
The first touring retrospective of Ghada Amer’s work, Ghada Amer: Happily Ever After will feature sculptures, photographs, videos, performances, installations, drawings, and collaborations from every part of this renowned artist’s career... Learn More |
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Frankenthaler and the Masters: The Source Paintings
Dates to Be Confirmed
For almost six decades, Helen Frankenthaler has been one of the most innovative and influential painters in American art. Since her first solo show in 1951 at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery, her large-scale paintings have been admired for their luminous colors and lyrical gestures, realized through an innovative stain technique... Learn More |














