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Photograph: Courtesy Haunch of Venison Günther Uecker at Haunch of Venison
For the first time since 1966, this long-established German artist, known for his “nail-art” abstraction, is showing new pieces in New York. As always with his work, his latest efforts are informed by their subtextual condemnation of political violence. Fri 9–Dec 21
Photograph: Courtesy Gladstone Gallery Carroll Dunham at Gladstone Gallery
These new paintings by Lena’s dad, done in his signature cartoonish style, continue to pursue his favorite theme of late: female nudes bathing in an arcadian landscape. Sat 10–Dec 22
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Werner Eugène Leroy, “Nudes” at Michael Werner
The work of this French painter was a peculiar mix of early-modern and midcentury-modern tendencies. Through Jan 5
Photograph: Courtesy Bortolami Daniel Buren at Bortolami + Friedrich Petzel Gallery
The French Conceptualist, known for his site-specific wallpaper installations featuring alternating stripes of color and white, is feted by shows at Bortolami and Petzel. The former presents new works, while the latter hosts a retrospective. Fri 9–Dec 22
Photograph: Courtesy Lisa Cooley Gallery Alice Channer, “Cold Blood” at Lisa Cooley
References to fashion and the human body abound in these otherwise seemingly abstract installations by British artist Channer. Sun 11–Dec 23
Top five shows: Nov 8–14, 2012
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