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A Bahamian-American Sculptor Gets Her Due in Chicago

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The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago is preparing a retrospective devoted to Janine Antoni, the Bahamian-American sculptor whose work has built a reputation for holding unease and pleasure in the same piece. The show will gather her output under one roof at one of the country's major contemporary art institutions, the kind of survey reserved for artists whose influence has outgrown a single gallery wall.

With reporting from ARTnews.

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