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  1. Nir Hod, Mother (Photograph: shootArt Mobile; Courtesy Paul Kasmin Gallery)
    Photograph: shootArt Mobile; Courtesy Paul Kasmin Gallery

    Nir Hod, “Mother” at Paul Kasmin Gallery
    Hod’s paintings revisit one of the most iconic images of the Holocaust: the photo of Jews being rounded up after the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Wed 28–Apr 28

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  2. The Rinse Cycle (detail) (Photograph: Courtesy Metro Pictures)
    Photograph: Courtesy Metro Pictures

    Jim Shaw at Metro Pictures
    Using his invented religion called Oism, Shaw continues his extensive exploration of pop culture, old, weird America division. Through Apr 21

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  3. Pistoletto, Cantiere (Photograph: Todd-White Art Photography; Courtesy Simon Lee Gallery; London)
    Photograph: Todd-White Art Photography; Courtesy Simon Lee Gallery; London

    Michelangelo Pistoletto, “Lavoro” at Luhring Augustine
    In Pistoletto’s latest series, scaffolds, orange safety mesh and mechanical hoists put viewers in the midst of a busy construction site. Thu 22–Apr 28

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  4. Corinne Wasmuht, Uqbar I (Photograph: Florian Scheider; Courtesy Petzel Gallery)
    Photograph: Florian Scheider; Courtesy Petzel Gallery

    Corinne Wasmuht at Friedrich Petzel Gallery
    This German painter layers her own personal photos with image-search results from the Internet, to create densely accreted canvases in which abstraction resolves into representation, and vice versa. Through Apr 28

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  5. Jenny Holzer, Top Secret 21 (Photograph: Courtesy Skarstedt Gallery)
    Photograph: Courtesy Skarstedt Gallery

    Jenny Holzer, “ENDGAME” at Skarstedt Gallery
    Holzer’s geometric abstractions, which vaguely recall early Soviet Cubo-Futurism, are actually based on the censorious block forms of redacted government documents. Through Apr 7

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Top five shows: Mar 22–28, 2012

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