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Opens 8/3 BMW Guggenheim Lab at Houston St. at Second Ave.
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The Guggenheim takes over a vacant, rat-infested lot and sets up a space to explore ideas related to urban life. More »
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Closes 8/12 Ciprian Muresan at David Nolan
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New works by the subversive Romanian artist known for his reinventions of canonical literary, cinematic, and artistic works. More »
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Closes 8/14 Ai Weiwei: New York Photographs 1983â1993 at Asia Society and Museum
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An exhibition of works by the famed artist and activist, who made headlines recently when he was jailed by the Chinese government and released after an international campaign of protest. More »
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Closes 8/14 Sam Taylor-Wood: Ghosts at Brooklyn Museum
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The director of "Nowhere Boy," the new John Lennon biopic, presents ten large-scale color landscapes from her "Wuthering Heights"-inspired 2008 series exploring Yorkshire Moors. More »
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Closes 8/14 Pastel Portraits: Images of 18th-Century Europe at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Brightly colored, highly finished works in the velvety, powdery medium commissioned enthusiastically by the royal family, members of the court, and the wealthy middle classes. More »
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