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Photograph: Angelo Piccozzi Gagosian Gallery Presents John Chamberlain Public Art at Seagram Building
The late John Chamberlain is known for creating grand sculptures from discarded car parts, and for occasionally having his work mistaken for common garbage. Four identifiable Chamberlain works—titled PINEAPPLESURPRISE, MERMAIDSMISCHIEF, ROBUSTFAGOTTO and FROSTYDICKFANTASY—are on public display in front of the Seagram Building.
Photograph: Courtesy Luxembourg & Dayan Mark Flood, “The Hateful Years” at Luxembourg & Dayan
The Houston collagist’s work occupies five floors of Luxembourg & Dayan, comprising much of his output from the ’70s and ’80s. Through Sept 29
Photograph: Courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art Oskar Fischinger, “Space Light Art–A Film Environment” at Whitney Museum of American Art
The pioneering abstract animator predated ’60s counterculture by four decades, and Fischinger’s Raumlichtkunst is an anachronism that demands a reconsideration of his era. Through Oct 28
Photograph: © 2012 Artists Rights Society (ARS) “Ghosts in the Machine” at New Museum of Contemporary Art
As we inch ever closer to the line between man and machine that humans were never meant to cross, artists consider the consequences. Through Oct 7
Rey Akdogan, “off set” at MoMA PS1
Akdogan’s show puts common industrial products to uncommon use, and the adjacent projection piece, Carousel #5, is 13 minutes of handmade abstraction. Through Sept 17
Top five shows: Aug 30–Sept 5, 2012
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