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Collage was the process of choice at this year鈥檚 open studios, mashing up decades, styles, processes, and technologies across works.

The 13 artists in Natural Wonders: The Sublime in Contemporary Art summon the raw power and unruliness of nature, and its ability to inspire awe.

Patrick Jacobs crafts dioramas viewed through a window and presenting 鈥渢he viewer with a spatial and perceptual conundrum.鈥�

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week, from New York to Stockholm

Paul Kasmin Gallery and Sotheby鈥檚 Old Masters Department present their first collaborative exhibition, 鈥淣aturalia,鈥� currently on view at the gallery...

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

Ronchini Gallery London is presenting Dream No Small Dreams curated by Bartholomew F. Bland, Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Hudson River Museum

Miniature sculptures are always popular due to the intricacy involved in their manufacture and their interaction with the world we live in. Cases in

Patrick Jacobs's dioramas provide peeks into a world in which reality is presented in such exquisite detail it begins to look surreal.

1. Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture at the Brooklyn Museum After all the controversy over ten seconds of David Wojnarowicz's

The Otherworldly exhibition at Museum of Arts and Design showcases artists who have built alternative realities using handmade worlds without using

D茅j脿 vu is a French expression that literally means 鈥渁lready seen.鈥� It describes such a universal phenomenon鈥攖he experience of feeling inexplicable

Patrick Jacobs鈥檚 superrealistic, miniature sculptures are amazing. You view them through round glass lenses built into gallery walls like portholes.

Patrick Jacobs set seven round lenses into the white walls of Pierogi Gallery in Williamsburg. Behind them you'll think you see close-up

Marcel Duchamp's infamous installation "脡tant donn茅s" invites viewers to peer into a crack in an old wooden door, through which they glimpse a nude