Latest articles by Michael Slenske
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City limits: Marc Yankus brings to light the secret lives of New York’s buildings
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'Made in LA': Hammer Museum's 2016 biennial explores history and myth
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Last chance to see: Ryan Preciado’s multicultural designs in New York
Ryan Preciado’s solo exhibition at New York’s Canada gallery (until 5 March 2022) features furniture combining his Indigenous heritage with local cultural influences
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Shop talk: Tienda X is Houston's newest art and design destination
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Word play: the Cuban artist Iván Capote uses letters to be heard
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Method making: Wilfredo Prieto embodies every aspect of Kurimanzutto
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Picture perfect: Metro Pictures reveals new space with Cindy Sherman show
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Julian Schnabel finds his thread
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Cuba rising: Los Carpinteros air political views in Mexico City
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Life's work: Wallace Berman's controversial oeuvre at LA's Kohn Gallery
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Brazilian furniture pop-up Studio 55 makes waves in West Hollywood
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Food for thought: chef Vinny Dotolo brings together two worlds at M+B, LA
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A stitch in time: Mark Barrow and Sarah Parke’s woven works look to the cosmos
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Life on Mars: Tom Sachs’ space adventures captured on film
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Star gazing: Aaron Curry's new solo show at David Kordansky Gallery, LA
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Child’s play: Daniel Buren showcases his new installation at the Museo Espacio
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'The Friday Workshop': a superlative Mexican group show at Kurimanzutto
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A room with a view: Samara Golden's installations in San Francisco
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Concrete futures: French artist-designer Frédérick Gautier sets his sights on LA
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Playful clay: Shio Kusaka’s vibrant vessels arrive at LA’s Blum & Poe
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Crown prince: LA artist Onik Agaronyan’s copper creations are a right royal success
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On the road: Mexican gallery Kurimanzutto pops up in San Francisco
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Mirror maze: our reflections on Mexico City’s Zona Maco art fair
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Vandal supreme: John Divola puts an artistic spin on structural interventions
