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Writer and editor. Just got my MFA from the University of Montana. Former Staff Writer @ artsy.net | stone neurotic
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Is Aspen the New Hamptons?

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By Alina Cohen
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An outdoor market in Aspen. Denver Post via Getty Images (Editor’s note: This story was originally published on August 5, 2016. Some details reflect the time of original reporting.) Over the past few weeks, New York’s art world has abandoned our tourists and leaky, reeking sidewalk trash to head for Aspen’s (very literal) greener pastures. Some of the city’s biggest collectors, gallerists and institutional heads are trading in stilettos and loafers for hiking boots, cabs for mountain bikes. Why?
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Arghavan Khosravi’s Intricate Paintings Find Hope amid Oppression

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By Alina Cohen
| Artsy Verified
In Arghavan Khosravi’s surreal, three-dimensional paintings, nothing is what it seems. Creased book spines prove to be meticulously sculpted and painted canvases. A dark nook in a castle fortress reveals a female figure peeking out from a doorway. Glowing light turns out to be a fiery bullet. “I like to have these moments where some part of the work is not shouting,” Khosravi told me in her home studio in Connecticut.
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Allison Katz’s Playful Paintings Hide Serious Ideas in Plain Sight

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By Alina Cohen
| Artsy Verified
Though painter Allison Katz lived in New York for seven years, she hasn’t shown in Manhattan for over a decade. Her debut solo show in the city with Hauser & Wirth’s Wooster Street location offers a major return for the mid-career artist. To mark the occasion, Katz created a suite of New York–centric paintings, featuring the city’s museums and skyscrapers, as well as an ironically small “Big Apple” composition.
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