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The Shock of the Not Quite New: La Pittura dopo il Postmodernismo alla Reggia Caserta

April 24, 2018 by Paul Levy 1 Comment

Barbara Rose, "the high priestess of art," at Caserta I’ve just come back from Naples, following a few days at Caserta, to see a variant of an exhibition we saw in Brussels in September, 2016, under the title “Painting After Post-Modernism” sponsored by Roberto Polo, and curated by Barbara Rose. But it wasn’t so much an alternative version of the earlier show (which was also seen in Málaga), as a … [Read more...]

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