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Rashid Johnson: When love outgrows its reflection

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“Rashid Johnson: When love outgrows its reflection”

Resemblance is a beautiful confidence trick: a child inherits a father’s eyes, and the father begins to imagine he knows what they will see. In Birthday Boys, at Hauser & Wirth on Wooster Street, Rashid Johnson worries at that assumption until the yearning beneath it lies exposed. A familiar face can hold an unfamiliar mind.... Read More

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