Christina Shmige

St. Louis Christina Shmiget’s Chinese Garden for the Delights of Roaming Afar was a poetic, purposefully bewildering, multi-room installation inspired by the artist’s recent relocation from St. Louis to Shanghai….see the full review in March’s magazine.

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Dietrich Klinge

Grand Rapids, Michigan ln his first U.S. museum show, Dietrich Klinge reveals his probing concerns and expressive strategies, long familiar in his native Germany, but untiI now mostly unnoticed here….see the full review in March’s magazine.

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Richard Cleaver

Baltimore Richard Cleaver’s disptay of over 100 hand-built and painted ceramic figures cast a spell akin to the effect of Laura’s glass animals in Tennessee Williams’s <iGlass Menagerie</i….see the full review in March’s magazine.

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Joe Willie Smith

Phoenix Joe Willie Smith’s new wall sculptures incorporate deiritus that describes the specific local environments of abandoned auto racetracks, churches, empty lots, and train yards. …see the full review in March’s magazine.

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Brian Jungen

New York With an emphasis on craft and an engagement with 20th-century art history, Brian Jungen explores tensions between cultures in the global world. …see the full review in March’s magazine.

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Lucas Samaras

Athens Sponsored by the Costopoulos Foundation, Lucas Samaras’s first European retrospective was hosted at the NationaI Gallery of Athens and curated by Katerina Koskina, who also organized the Greek section at this year’s Venice Biennate. …see the full review in January/February’s magazine.

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