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Two September Solo Shows, Built From Opposite Ends of the Brush

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New York's September gallery season opens with two artists working in entirely different registers. Susan Te Kahurangi King is showing work built from an expansive, parallel visual world, rendered in graphite, colored pencil, crayon, pen, and ink. Marc Dennis is showing hyperrealistic oil paintings. The two solo exhibitions sit among a wider slate of shows opening this month, a reminder that the city's galleries hold as much range in method as they do in subject.

With reporting from Galerie.

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