A strong and select slate of photography exhibitions opens at New York galleries next week and in early February. They feature photographers who are known for pioneering specific techniques or who have gone beyond-sometimes way beyond-the kinds of commercial images they may be best known for. For these artists, pictures are far more than point-and-shoot.
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To everything there is a season, and winter is antiques-buying season among the folks who do such things. A slew of shows, big and small, inexpensive and not, are crammed into the next few weeks.
Winter Antiques Show
Park Avenue Armory
67th St. & Park Avenue
Jan. 21-30; $20
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No one neighborhood rules the art scene anymore. Here’s a look at a series of fall-show highlights on both the Upper East Side and in Chelsea. Uptown or downtown, it’s just a fast afternoon’s walk through some of the better art in the city.
DOWNTOWN
Raymond Pettibon, “Hard in the Paint”
David Zwirner Gallery
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A handful of gallery shows that matter this month.
Gagosian Chelsea Gallery
555 West 24th Street
Dan Colen
Dan Colen’s debut at Gagosian Chelsea choked the street with crowds on opening night Thursday. Larry Gagosian himself walked outside to cull the crowd, like a nightclub manager, for the people who really belonged inside (pulling in Read More
