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Most of us have a personal vision of the possible existence of darker realms. The three artists featured in “Netherworld’’ aren’t so much interested in being spooky as they are in exploring the mystery of those spaces. Sometimes those can be whimsical, as in Carl D’Alvia’s sculptures (below, “Rat-Thing’’). The wild worlds depicted in Kyong Ae Kim’s landscapes are influenced ... (Full article: 94 words)
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