Read the Brooklyn Rail on “Terry Winters: Facts and Fictions” on view through August 12 in our Main Gallery. Wed-Sun 12-6pm | Thurs 12-8pm . Excerpt: “Terry Winters once told photographer Adam Fuss, “The boundaries of the natural and the artificial aren’t so distinct.”1 In the Drawing Center’s Terry Winters: Facts & Fictions, Winters hammers that point home. Featuring seventy-eighty drawings spanning from the 1980s to the present, the exhibition examines Winters’s history, his belief in linking abstraction with the real world, and challenging the perceptions around the two. However, rather than presenting the drawings as a retrospective, Claire Gilman’s curation emphasizes the morphological relationships between the works across time. This approach adds another layer to the exhibition, demonstrating the drawings’ ability to mimic and depict real-life images just long enough for them to be captured by the human eye.”-go to brookkynrail.org for the full article by Will Whitney . brooklyn...