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Notes from New York: The Art of War

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By Jenny Wu
| ArtReview Verified
Recent exhibitions want to address conflicts past and ongoing, but what, from a safe distance, might they hope to achieve? In the midst of May’s fairs, auctions and galas I stopped by the opening of Distortion / Memory / Resilience, a pop-up exhibition in an Upper East Side penthouse.
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Higher State of Consciousness

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By Jenny Wu
| Ocula Ltd
Is it possible to understand one’s own consciousness, or that of others? New York-based artist and filmmaker Alice Wang probes this question through studies of form and material, excursions into fields including science, history and technology, and solo journeys undertaken to document remote natural vistas and archaeological sites. Wang was born in Xi’an, China, and holds an MFA in studio art from New York University by way of California Institute of the Arts and the University of Toronto.
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Jenny Wu on Darren Bader at Matthew Brown Review

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By Jenny Wu
| Artforum Verified
View of “Darren Bader: Youth,” 2025–26. From left: CS24, CS25, both undated. Photo: Charles Benton. One of the first objects encountered in “Youth,” Darren Bader’s solo exhibition at Matthew Brown, was a framed certificate propped against a length of rolled felt sitting on the gallery’s window ledge, built close to the floor.
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