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Above the Fold Tim Brawner’s ‘The Last Caress’ is a portrait of glamor and decay On view at Management Gallery, the painter’s latest solo show presents a not-so-far-off future obsessed with spectacle, where nostalgic glamor and necrosis entwine by Jesse Firestone Above the Fold In Tahir Karmali’s ‘Eternal Rent,’ infrastructure is human On view at Chinatown’s Management gallery, the artist’s debut solo show centers construction and deconstruction on the city streets and within the self by Maya Kotomori
Above the Fold Tim Brawner’s ‘The Last Caress’ is a portrait of glamor and decay On view at Management Gallery, the painter’s latest solo show presents a not-so-far-off future obsessed with spectacle, where nostalgic glamor and necrosis entwine by Jesse Firestone
Above the Fold In Tahir Karmali’s ‘Eternal Rent,’ infrastructure is human On view at Chinatown’s Management gallery, the artist’s debut solo show centers construction and deconstruction on the city streets and within the self by Maya Kotomori