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3 CULTURED 85 PHOTO COURTESY PACE GALLERY LONDON; PHOTO BY KATIE MCCURDY 2 Artist Adam Pendleton probes the relationship between culture and art, directing his focus on African-American political crusades such as 1960s Civil Rights, Black Power and, most recently, the Black Lives Matter movement. His resulting exploration is executed through a variety of mediums: films, paintings, ceramics and silkscreens that will go on view at the Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans from April 1 to June 16, and mark the artist's first solo museum show in the U.S. cacno.org Located on the outer edge of Chelsea, Red Bull Studios in New York has been elbowing into the art world over the past two years with a calendar of au courant art programming. Up next, they've tapped man about town Neville Wakefield to curate "BIO:DIP," two simultaneous solo shows by Nicolas Lobo and Hayden Dunham (pictured here). Lobo is going big with three fiberglass swimming pools while Dunham is taking a more subtle approach by using the building's HVAC system to create sensory sculptures. Through April 17. redbullcontentpool.com An installation view of Pendleton's 2012 solo show at Pace London.