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While passingly affined with recent trends toward the animaloid, Jensen's oeuvre points more forcefully in the direction of such sculptors as Robert Gober and Katarina Fritsch, arch craftspeople in whose work irony and spiritualism are hard to tell apart.
Malia Jensen: Elizabeth Leach Gallery by Raymond, Jon / Artforum International
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Filler-filler and filler-polymer interactions as a function of ... by Nikiel, L. / Rubber World
Arce's painting becomes an affined medium for Michel's soul, Guston's soul, and whatever soulful cocktails result from the combination thereof.
MARCO ARCE by Jusidman, Yishai / Artforum International
 
 
 
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