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Envisioning New Realms: A Review of Marshall Brown's "Remastériser" at Western Exhibitions - Vimarsana News

Envisioning New Realms: A Review of Marshall Brown's "Remastériser" at Western Exhibitions

Reimagining cities and worlds through collage ensembles.

5 Must-See Hamptons Art Shows This Weekend, June 1–4, 2023 - Vimarsana News

5 Must-See Hamptons Art Shows This Weekend, June 1–4, 2023

Check out these five must-see shows on view at galleries and museums in the Hamptons this weekend, June 1–4, 2023.

Wardell Milan: Bluets & 2 Years of Magical Thinking - Vimarsana News

Wardell Milan: Bluets & 2 Years of Magical Thinking

Walking through Wardell Milan’s new show at Sikkema Jenkins, I felt among his fleeting figures. In his exhibit, Bluets & 2 Years of Magical Thinking, the collages, sculptures, and paintings produce an intimate atmosphere. The audience forms a loose communion as they wander the three large rooms of the gallery, apprehending his vast paintings upon entrance.

Vivan Sundaram: An artist who came of age in revolutionary times captured contemporary turmoil - Vimarsana News

Vivan Sundaram: An artist who came of age in revolutionary times captured contemporary turmoil

His artwork and installations evoked the distress of the Gulf War and communal riots and put the spotlight on migration, pollution, and homelessness.

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Man Ray's Paris Portraits: 1921–1939 – The Brooklyn Rail - Vimarsana News

Man Ray's Paris Portraits: 1921–1939 – The Brooklyn Rail

As Emmanuel Di Donna says in his introduction to this splendid display of vintage portrait photographs by the indisputably great Man Ray, these works do indeed capture “the essence of Parisian life between 1921 and 1939.” How not already to love the verb “capture”?