Adrián
Villar Rojas lays out a banquet of surreal sculptures, each cobbled together
together out of replicas of objects from The Met’s vast, encyclopedic
collection. Made up of dozens of such items, these figurative ensembles
contains such odd juxtapositions as the lid of a Medieval Knight’s tomb paired
with a Northwest Indian Tribal mask, and a Polynesian totem plunked next a
19th-century sculpture of a Native American woman. The Metropolitan Museum of
Art, 1000 Fifth Ave (212-535-7710, metmuseum.org). Through Oct 29.
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