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1. Elda Cerrato, Artist of the Extraterrestrial, Has Her Long-Awaited New York Debut

   "Elda Cerrato — Transcend/Transport: Paintings 1965–1976" at Galerie Lelong is the late Italian Argentine artist's first New York show.

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2. How Artists Captured the Strange World of Sleep—From Dream States to Dark Visions

   A new exhibition in Paris traces how artists throughout history have depicted the act of slumber.

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3. Historical Artists Have Taken Over New York’s Gallery Calendar—Here Are 5 Shows Worth Seeing

   Among the slew of gallery openings this month, there is a widespread focus on historical artists—here's what not to miss.

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4. Inside New York’s Grolier Club, Where the Rare Book World Is Open to All

   The current exhibition, dedicated to Jane Austen, shows her trajectory from obscurity to the original "chick-lit" star.

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5. Naomi Campbell Brings a Model’s Perspective to Picasso’s Intimate Series

   The artist spent decades painting models. At a new show in Gstaad, a supermodel gazes back.

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6. 7 Must-See Museum Shows in San Francisco

   The Bay Area's art museums have a hard-hitting lineup of exhibitions for San Francisco Art Week, including Lily Kwong and Anthony McCall.

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7. Ai Weiwei Turns 30 Tons of Salvaged Buttons Into a Major New Installation

   The artist mysteriously bought the buttons off Twitter in 2019.

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8. The Forgotten Designer Who Created America’s First National Parks Posters

   Dorothy Waugh defined the look of New Deal–era poster design and helped shape America’s visual identity.

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9. Robert Rauschenberg Headlines Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum Reopening

   From birds to spacecraft, flight was a recurring theme for the artist throughout his career.

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10. A Rare Caravaggio Comes to New York—And Steals the Show

    At the Morgan Library and Museum, a must-see show is organized around a major loan from the Galleria Borghese in Rome.

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