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		player.setDescription("<span>James Kalm pops in for a tour of the debut exhibition of Chris Ofili at Zwirner.<span>  </span>With a renewed interest in straight painting, Ofili’s new works have eschewed the bejeweled and rich brocade like surfaces that garnered it much attention.<span>  </span>The new work evolves from a painterly approach that begs a dialog with masters of thin translucent color like Matisse, Avery, and Rothko.<span>  </span>By combining the ephemeral color planes with images derived from biblical and folktale sources Ofili seeks a precarious balances between his personal heritages with that of contemporary painting.<span>  </span>Major bronze sculpture reveals the artist’s sensuous grasp of volumetric form and a decorative nature that extends into the third dimension.<span>  </span>Critical comments are contributed by Stephanie Buhmann one of New York’s most insightful young art critics.</span>");
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