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Thornton Willis @ Elizabeth Harris






John Chamberlain @ Paula Cooper Gallery







Juan Usle @ Cheim & Read







Rachel Whiteread @ Luhring Augustine Gallery







Hermann Nitsch @ Leo Koenig Inc.






Kenneth Noland @ Mitchell - Innes & Nash





David Altmejd @ Andrea Rosen Gallery






Norman Bluhm @ Loretta Howard Gallery














Comments

pam farrell said…
Hey...nice blog!
Thanks for this...
Ryan said…
Looks great Paul, I don't get to see great work very much. Thanks for the invite. Ryan
Jeffrey Collins said…
i'd say out of those pics of those shows my fav would have to be the Chamberlain show. I didn't know he was showing with Paula, thought he went over to the gosian side.
Tim McFarlane said…
Nice selection of shows. Great post, Paul!
Paul Behnke said…
Thanks for looking everyone

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