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Wallace Chan in Shanghai - Part 2

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By Shana Nys Dambrot
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Wallace Chan, Vessels of Other Worlds Press Preview By SHANA NYS DAMBROT August 20th, 2026 Wallace Chan’s rapturous, expansive career survey-and-then-some exhibition Vessels of Other Worlds at the Long Museum in Shanghai—itself a masterpiece of adaptive reuse industrial Brutalism, whose poured concrete stacks and undulations make themselves part of the experience at every turn—chronicles a journey of decades, and makes that journey not only imparted to, but literally retraced by, its visitors.
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Robert Xavier Burden’s Music of the Spheres

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By Shana Nys Dambrot
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Robert Burden fuses a labor-intensive Renaissance-level figurative technique with the obsessive-collector deep end of the pop culture canon in large-scale oil paintings whose Gen X-coded hyper-decorative motifs have only become more complex and dense with contemporary and historical references over the past 20 years.
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Julie Green’s Punky Chromesthesia

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By Shana Nys Dambrot
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Multidextrous artist Julie Green’s recent exhibition at Keystone Art Space in Los Angeles did something rare—it made the invisible mechanics of sound feel solid. Where the Field Begins to Sing transformed the ephemeral nature of sonic frequency—especially in vocal and instrumental music—and froze it into enduring forms belonging to the physical world. This is even more intriguing, as it culminates a line of inquiry Green has tracked for decades.
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