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Among the works on view are paintings and sculpture in dialogue with concurrent solo museum exhibitions. Karma will present a recent sculpture in walnut by Thaddeus Mosley at Frieze, which coincides with his exhibition Proximity at Karma, as well as a forthcoming installation of new bronzes at City Hall Park on June 3, organised by Public Art Fund. The historic 1958 painting by Gertrude Abercrombie, Owl for Emil, will be shown at Frieze during the final month of the artist’s survey The Whole World Is a Mystery at the Carnegie Museum of Art, on view through June 1. In advance of Ann Craven’s Painted Time (2020–2024), opening May 3 at the Farnsworth Art Museum, Karma presents a painting of the moon made this year by the artist. A new sculptural basket by Jeremy Frey will be on view ahead of his forthcoming solo exhibition Woven at the Bruce Museum, opening June 5.

Karma’s Frieze New York presentation will also include works by Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Peter Bradley, Jane Dickson, Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori, Sanaa Gateja, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Tamo Jugeli, Jacob Littlejohn, Calvin Marcus, Keith Mayerson, Richard Mayhew, Woody De Othello, Ryan Preciado, Maja Ruznic, Alan Saret, Arthur Simms, Tabboo!, Carole Vanderlinden, Jonas Wood, Manoucher Yektai, Xiao Jiang, and Norman Zammitt.

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