Fusing the ethos of the industrial age with a kind of modern transcendentalism, Carl Andre became on of the most influential artists to emerge from mid-century America, changing the way that sculpture was understood, how materials were used, and in some of his most famous works, the very nature of the ground beneath our feet.

A former principal screenprinter at seminal British street art institution Pictures On Walls, Ben Eine spent the 2000s pulling screens for everyone from close friend Banksy to David Shrigley before going out solo.

The 22-year-old photographer Raine Manley Robertson, whose first exhibition will be unveiled at Miss Lily's Variety today, spends a lot of time looking at overlooked things, whether it's last week's orange, marked with slowly expanding green rot; a fingerprint-stained coffee table book; or cracks crawling down a wall.

After yesterday's opening of Paul McCarthy's "WS" at the Park Avenue Armory, over 2000 New Yorkers will never look at the Disney films of their youth in quite the same way.

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