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This week at Independent, Michelle Grabner presents new works at the Kohler Art Center with Cleveland's Abattoir Gallery.

Plus, some clarity on the much-discussed new partnership in town, Uffner and Liu.

A $5 million Calder mobile at Christie’s has ties to Nazi-era wealth and one of Germany’s most infamous families.