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Brian Droitcour

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Your Sweater Weather Guide to the New York Gallery Scene, Brought to You by the Critics' Table

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By Brian Droitcour
| Cultured Magazine
Alix Cléo Roubaud, Deux soeurs qui ne sont pas soeurs / Two sisters who are not sisters, c. 1980. Image courtesy of Galerie Buchholz. Our What’s On column distills and compiles Critics’ Table coverage—from our In Brief roundups, Big Picture essays and diaries, and Close Look reviews and profiles—and organizes our recommendations by neighborhood. Easy! CHINATOWN / LITTLE ITALY Zoe Leonard, Display IV, 1991/2025. Image courtesy of the artist and Maxwell Graham.
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Brian Droitcour's Guide to Digital Art That Slaps

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By Brian Droitcour
| Cultured Magazine
Vich, Cancer Puke Cathedral, 2024. Image courtesy of the artist and Haul Gallery. This week, Brian Droitcour helps us make sense of our moment—its mediatization, its sneaky paradigm shifts, the potentials and perils of A.I.—through the visual and performance work of tech-savvy artists and writers. His guide takes us to Brooklyn and Queens, and leaves us shrugging in the lobby of MoMA.
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Tradition and Trash

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By Brian Droitcour
| The Provincetown Independent
At first glance, the vessels in a vitrine at the Cahoon Museum of American Art look like relics of the 19th-century whaling industry: their mottled surfaces resemble bone, and they’re etched with portraits of stern-faced captains. But step closer and you’ll see that these are plastic jugs salvaged from a beach and reimagined by artist Duke Riley to tell a different maritime story.
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