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Week in Review: May 28, 2017

Juliana Huxtable at Reena Spaulings

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This week’s featured exhibitions:

Camille Henrot at Kunsthalle Wien

Greg Parma Smith at Francesca Pia

Juliana Huxtable at Reena Spaulings

Puppies Puppies at T293

Cosima von Bonin at Galerie Neu

Cosima von Bonin at Oakville Galleries

Zoe Leonard at Gisela Capitain

Quintessa Matranga at Freddy

Philipp Timischl at Emanuel Layr

An-My Lê at Marian Goodman

Cameron Rowland at Etablissement d’en face projects

Cameron Rowland at Daniel Buchholz

Claudia Peña Salinas at Embajada

Sophie von Hellermann at Office Baroque

Have an excellent week.

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