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Art and Design

Art Review: MoMA’s ‘Original Copy,’ Photos Meet Sculpture	Art
“The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today,” which opens at MoMA on Sunday, is brainy and bookish and gives us new ways of looking at art.
Inside Art: ‘New Photography 2010’ Coming to MoMA	Art
The Museum of Modern Art’s exhibition “New Photography 2010” will feature works from four artists: Roe Ethridge, Elad Lassry, Alex Prager and Amanda Ross-Ho.
Art Review: ‘Off the Wall: Part 1,’ Performance Art at Whitney	Museums
The works in “Off the Wall, Part 1” at the Whitney, culled from the permanent collection, are dusty artifacts of a time when traditional possibilities seemed exhausted.
A Preview of Kanye West's 'Power': 'Apocalyptic in a Very Personal Way'	Kanye West
Marco Brambilla discusses a video work he was commissioned to create for Mr. West's single, a decadent commentary on the rapper's ideas of celebrity and notoriety.
Viñoly to Design Kennedy Institute	Edward M. Kennedy
A site in Boston will honor the late senator.
He's Like a Rainbow: Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones to Have Art Show in Ohio	Butler Institute of American Art
The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio, will present about 60 works by Mr. Wood, who also played with the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces before he joined the Rolling Stones.
Art Review: At New Museum, Brion Gysin’s First Retrospective	Gysin, Brion
The first retrospective of Brion Gysin’s art in the United States brings together his widely scattered works, including his magnum opus, “Dreamachine.”
Art Review: A Restored ‘Gross Clinic’ at Philadelphia Museum	Art
An exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art shows Thomas Eakins’s “Gross Clinic,” an 1875 masterpiece that has recently been restored.
Nimoy Views Others’ ‘Secret Selves’ at Mass MoCA	Photography
Leonard Nimoy, the “Star Trek” actor, talks about the solo exhibition of his photography at Mass MoCA.
Last Chance: ‘Evryali Score Mysteries,’ Ghosts at David Zwirner	Art
“The Evryali Score,” a show at David Zwirner, features artworks by the shy, the retiring, the little known and the dead.