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Cady Noland, Untitled, 2026, printed posters, 2 1/2 x 36 x 27 in., installed on a table next to Untitled, 2026, table, UV print on aluminum, sheriff’s badge in acrylic, 33 x 60 x 30 in., at Gagosian Davies St, London, : a greg.org hero on the ground The important news from Cady Noland’s new exhibition at Gagosian in London is that an edition of Oozewald has been stolen, and the artist wants it back. According to the STACK OF WANTED POSTERS WHICH CONSTITUTE A WORK IN THE SHOW, ed. 3 of 4 of Oozewald (1989) was last seen in September 1995 at Paula Cooper Gallery. No information on the circumstances of its disappearance, the 31 years of silence about the theft, or whether the complications of broken provenance might affect the work’s authenticity. There’s also an AP, but that’s not important now. The Stones’ edition went, I think, to Glenstone. Pinault has—or had—one; the M HKA Antwerp has one. So maybe the AP is important, as is the one that’s unaccounted for. Cady Noland, Untitled,…

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