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Guadalupe Maravilla: Planeta Abuelx Until 6 September at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens The latest presentation at Socrates Sculpture Park is by the Brooklyn-based Salvadoran artist Guadalupe Maravilla, addressing themes of migration, illness and holistic medicine, a subject the artist also explored in his recent show at PPOW in Tribeca. There are a series of installations across the five-acre park evoking ancestral knowledge, Mesoamerican symbolism, and botanical and sonic elements modelled after Indigenous cleansing and healing instruments. The large-scale sculpture Disease Throwers (#13,...
Robert Barry , April 24th, 2021 09:21 Pace London surveys forty years of work by the American minimalist painter, Robert Mangold Installation view, Robert Mangold: A Survey 1981–2008, April 12 – May 22, 2021, Pace Gallery, London © ARS, NY, & DACS, London, 2021. Photo: Damian Griffiths. Courtesy Pace Gallery Robert Mangold and Sol LeWitt used to work at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Not as curators or anything. They were security guards. If you went to see the Frank Lloyd Wright drawings there in the spring of ‘62, it would have been Mangold and LeWitt making sure you didn’t ...
Saturn Angel (2020). Courtesy of the artist and Vito Schnabel Gallery. What’s more, the Mugrabi family, collectors with an unimpeachable star-making pedigree, began shoveling Navas into their collection, a dog whistle to fellow market players that now is the time to buy. Over the past few months, when I told curators, dealers, and critics that I was profiling Robert Nava, many wanted to know why. In their minds, other artists, ones who did not make crude renditions of Power Rangers, were far more worthy of attention. One advisor said they would never sell that “trash” to their clients. ...