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One Burning Question with Ted Gahl

Ted Gahl’s paintings resist definition. Working mostly in abstraction, Gahl’s works often incorporate drawn elements and concise written phrases into their seemingly deep layers of gestural accumulation. Just as serious about abstraction as he is interested in cultural reference and the occasional joke, the artist unveils a longtime art crush in this week’s One Burning […]

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Bringing the Good Stuff: NY Arts Current Exhibition Picks

Showcasing everyone from big names to emerging stars, there is a lot of great art to be seen in NYC these days. Here are our selections for the best shows that are up to be looked at right now. All across town, from painting to sculpture to video and performance, take a peek and then […]

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The Age of Small Things at Dodge Gallery

Featuring: Ellen Altfest, Balthus, Jake Berthot, Katherine Bradford, Brice Brown, Ted Gahl, Robert Gober, Philip Guston, John Lees, Tal R, James Siena, Ross Simonini, Kiki Smith, Myron Stout, Terry Winters The Age of Small Things January 11 — February 23 Dodge Gallery 15 Rivington Street New York City dodge-gallery.com