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Alison Friend and Ravi Zupa Highlight Harman Projects Booth @ Outsider Art Fair NYC

Alison Friend and Ravi Zupa Highlight Harman Projects Booth @ Outsider Art Fair NYC
Harman Projects is pleased to announce our participating in the Outsider Art Fair, the premier art event for self-taught, art brut, and artists working outside the traditional art world. For our debut presentation at OAF, Harman Projects will be presenting new and recent works by Alison Friend (United Kingdom) and Ravi Zupa (Denver, Colorado). 
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CDK Company Makes Moves Through a Contemporary Art Museum to Billie Eilish’s ‘Bittersuite’

CDK Company Makes Moves Through a Contemporary Art Museum to Billie Eilish’s ‘Bittersuite’Set among paintings and installations in Museum Voorlinden, three dozen performers lead us on a vibrant, emotive journey.

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Loosely Woven Burlap Mimics Digital Pixels in Jennifer J. Lee’s Photorealistic Paintings

Loosely Woven Burlap Mimics Digital Pixels in Jennifer J. Lee’s Photorealistic PaintingsLee’s paintings challenge the speed at which we consume images on screens.

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Many Rooms with “No Room for Emptiness” for Diane Dal-Pra in Milan

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MASSIMODECARLO is delighted to present No Room for Emptiness, the first Italian solo exhibition by French artist Diane Dal-Pra. A title like this might hint at an overwhelming fullness, an attempt to keep emptiness at bay – but Dal-Pra subverts this expectation entirely. She courts emptiness, plays with it, stretches it until it becomes tangible. Her paintings exist in a state of beautiful instability: bodies flicker in and out of form, textiles morph into landscapes, and spaces fold in on themselves like fabric.