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Erik Blinderman and Lisa Rave, The Villages, 2011, 16mm color film transfer to HD, edition of 7; Courtesy of MEULENSTEEN

Miranda Pissarides, Baby, 2011. © Miranda Pissarides, courtesy New End Art Foundation, London, UK from Interpretations of the Frame and Gesture, curated by Ariella Wolens.

Jeffrey Vallance, Fragment of the Vatican, 2007. © Jeffrey Vallance, courtesy Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, NY from Losing My Religion, curated by Stephanie Roach.

Adam Parker Smith, Untitled (Keanu Reeves), 2012, Photograph, resin, frosting spray, plexiglas, frame; Courtesy of MEULENSTEEN

Jillian Conrad, Arch de , 2011, Slide projector, cut wool, wood, paint; Courtesy of MEULENSTEEN

Hugo McCloud, Judith, 2012 Patina, mixed media on copper sheet; Courtesy of MEULENSTEEN

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The Next Crop of Curators Show Their Stuff

Twelve curators, twenty-nine artists, and 7,000 square feet of space: the fourth edition of Young Curators, New Ideas pulls out all the stops for its biggest iteration yet. Opening tomorrow at the Meulensteen Gallery in Chelsea, the event is organized by Amani Olu, the director of the Humble Arts Foundation who’s held the fest’s reigns from the start. Participating curators include Rachel Cook, Jenny Jaskey, Robin Juan, Larry Ossei-Mensah, Tiernan Morgan, Stephanie Roach, Legacy Russell, Ariella Wolens, Jordana Zeldin, Calder Zwicky, Susi Kenna & Tali Wertheimer, and Court Square. Heavyweights like Robin Juan, owner of Hungry Man Gallery, Stephanie Roach, director of FLAG Art Foundation, and Jordana Zeldin, director of ArtBridge, will also have a hand in the affair.

Young Curators, New Ideas will be on display through August 24.

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