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Cai Guo-Qiang: Wolves–99, in fact–prowl the Guggenheim thanks to this nature boy’s whacked-out career survey. 
Marina Rosenfeld: Screw Hannah Montana—real teen music hits the Park Avenue Armory at the Biennial. 
Olafur Eliasson: Is the room spinning, or is it all over your head? This P.S.1 installation is out to set the mind reeling. 
Takashi Murakami: High art and commercialism collide in the Superflat originator’s splashy Brooklyn Museum retrospective. 
Henry Darger: The American Folk Art Museum looks at what inspired the posthumously famous artist.
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