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Photograph: Courtesy Cheim & Read Tal R, “The Shlomo” at Cheim & Read
The work of this Danish artist harkens back to the café and street scenes of late-19th- and early-20th-century modernism, though his paintings are shrouded by a mysteriously dark pall, as if you were viewing them through a filter. Thu 1–Dec 22
Photograph: Courtesy the artist Sharon Lockhart/Noa Eshkol at The Jewish Museum
This show features a visual dialogue between Eshkol (1924–2007), a noted Israeli choreographer and textile designer, and Lockhart, a Los Angeles photographer. Fri 2–Mar 24
Photograph: Courtesy Hauser & Wirth Phyllida Barlow, “…later” at Hauser & Wirth
On tap are sculptures that evoke the environments of urban life in a way that seems both colossal and funky. Mon 5–Dec 22
Ed Kienholz at Pace Gallery
Kienholz (1927–1994), whose riotously sardonic sculptural tableaux set the template for installation art, is recalled here by his monumental 1985 work, The Ozymandias Parade, as well as by 1960s studies for pieces never realized. Fri 2–Dec 22
Photograph: Matthias Bildstein Muntean/Rosenblum, “The Nemesims” at Team Gallery
The Viennese collaborative duo transforms the gallery into a full-size three-dimensional replica of the home—complete with furnishings—from the video game The Sims. Thu 1–Dec 21
Top five shows: Nov 1–7, 2012
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