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Curator and poet Geoff Young, known for his poetry press the Figures and his eponymous little gallery in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, brings his brilliant magpie eye to bear in a grouping of small works. See Yuri Masnyj’s weird wee scenes, Philip Knoll’s twisted depictions of other people’s art in bizarre tableaux, and Zoe Pettijohn-Schade’s gothic renditions of nature clashing with pattern. Throw in this promising teeny Lower East Side garden-apartment gallery and you’ll be in a groove of good new art. — Jerry Saltz
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