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Each artist on view has formulated a complex oeuvre that is attuned to his or her overriding vision of post-modern landscape work in an era of ecological degradation.

With over 250 exhibitors, videos, artist signings and lectures, the Lexington Armory became a place where different people, mediums, places, and ideas intersected.

Whether attacking a canvas with an Acme-grade paintbrush, mounting a giant horse made of recycled tires, or leaning against a print of Madonna larger than her celebrity presence; scale and grandiosity is the raison d’etre in Mr. Brainwash’s exhibit “Icons”.

The Gagosian Gallery show is a great opportunity to see and walk through two examples of the “monumental” Serra.

“The No Soul for Sale: Festival of Independents” is a new kind of art fair. No entry fee, no walls separating one participant from another, no work for sale, just 40+ nonprofit art organizations from around the world coexisting, sharing, and collaborating.