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The curator of the exhibition “What Stands Behind the Flowers” discusses the show, along with insights that emerged during the process.

Mary Ann Unger’s massive biomorphic artworks, now on view in New York City, are shockingly prescient and powerful now more than ever.

With her husband James Metcalf, she created a school for copper artisans.

Each work becomes a sort of mise-en-scène as viewers are invited to lounge with friends, enjoy a meal, or perform among the textiles.

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The two fairs, which heavily focus on mid-career and emerging artists, run through this weekend.

Esther II runs in Murray Hill through May 10, and Conductor runs in Gowanus through May 11.

The fair is open through Sunday May 11.

Its US outpost, at 50 Eldridge Street, opens May 10.

New court documents allege that an art adviser at the center of it all has been jailed in China.