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Paul Thek (American, 1933-1988), Untitled, 1969. Acrylic on newsprint, 16 1/8 x 22 5/8 in.

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Carmen Herrera Green Garden 1950

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Carmen Herrera Presente, 2010 Acrylic on Canvas, diptych, 72 x 72 in

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Thanks all for coming!

Christine Cheung // THE THINGS BETWEEN US

 Christine Cheung’s favorite cake is Hong Kong Egg Tart. The cake was served on the occasion of THE THINGS BETWEEN US on Sunday 18 September 2016.

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Chris Kline Divider 8 (2012) acrylic and aqueous dispersion pigment on poplin on wood stretcher

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David Ostrowski

F (Jung, Brutal, Gutausehend), 2012

acrylic, lacquer, adhesive foil and cotton on canvas, wood

221 x 171 cm

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Ian Kiaer, Melnikov project, small screen (2012)

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Ian Kiaer 

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Gertrud Goldschmidt, Drawing without paper, 1976.

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Louis Cane

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Raoul de Keyser - Recover (2003)

De Keyser has often been described as a “painter’s painter,” which might seem like faint praise but is accurate enough: The pleasures offered by his work are distinctly grown-up, unspectacular, refined, and satisfying. The influence of Miro and Klee is undeniable, but De Keyser remains contemporary in his concentration on the fragmentary and the left-behind, in his implicit acknowledgment of the impossibility of permanence or completion. His palette is timely too, often sharing celebrated countryman Luc Tuymans’s dusty greens, pinks, and creams. Look especially at Recover and Starter (both 2003), which also have the younger artist’s knack for making surfaces look bruised, diseased.

(ArtForum, February 2004)

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Hilma af Klint, Pioneer of abstract art. The Ten Biggest, No 2,1907. Oil and tempera on paper. Source: Tate

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A book thick of ocean, Lani Maestro

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OSCAR MURILLO Untitled, 2012 Spray paint, oil, dirt on canvas 188 x 157.5 cm (74 x 62 in)

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Oscar Murillo

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Oscar Murillo