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Nick Cave‘s “Made by Whites for Whites” and “Rescue” are currently on view at Jack Shainman gallery’s two locations in Chelsea (some of the new work was first seen at The School over the summer). The… Nick Cave Reappropriates Racially Charged Objects
Enter Rachel Lee Hovnanian’s Perfect Baby Showroom and you’ll find a sterile laboratory-like room where you can choose a perfect plastic baby. Nine realistic looking infant prototypes sit in incubators with pillows stuffed with fruity cereal. They… Rachel Lee Hovnanian’s Genetically Modified Dystopia
“On the Blue Shore of Silence,” up now at Fitzroy Gallery and previously on view at Tracy Williams, Ltd., derives its name from a Pablo Neruda poem about the healing and didactic powers of the sea. It’s an… On the Blue Shore of Silence: A Group Show Benefiting Parley for the Oceans
Nancy Rubins’ huge installations are often paradoxical. Created from synthetic materials, the large cluster sculptures imitate nature, hovering above like giant metal nebulas. Gargantuan in size and incredibly detailed, the artist’s latest series “Our Friend Fluid Metal” (currently… Nancy Rubins’ Clusters of Playground Critters
“Paperworks,” the current exhibit at Leslie Tonkonow Gallery, features drawings, prints and linographs by artists Amy Cutler, Agnes Denes, Betsy Kaufman, Liliana Porter, Michelle Stuart, Kunié Sugiura, Saya Woolfalk, and others. The group show combines a diverse selection… Mesmerizing Works on Paper at Leslie Tonkonow
Explore Alyson Shotz’s art inspired by string theory, the Big Bang, and dark matter. A journey through the intersections of art and science.
“Landmark,” a group exhibition at the Julie Saul Gallery, explores the concept of the “natural landscape” with artists Sarah Anne Johnson, Alejandra Laviada, and Chloe Sells, all of who obstruct images of nature in order… Three Photographers Examine Humanity’s Impact on Nature
As an artistic subject, the female face has been depicted countless times, and so original portraiture attempts are usually ambitious. Mickalene Thomas, known for her paintings, photographs and collages of black women’s bodies (including her… Mickalene Thomas’ Glittering Portraits at Lehmann Maupin
Group shows based on the theme of “outsider art” are often tricky. Often, disparate artists are thrown together in a manner that does not seem cohesive, or they are so similarly grouped together as to… When the Stars Begin to Fall: Imagination and the American South
“Reflection/ Refraction,” a group exhibit that closed over the weekend at Front Room Gallery, meditated on changing perceptions of pattern, form and color. Bound by an adherence to geometric abstraction, the work conceptually experimented with… The Prismatic, Psychedelic Art of “Reflection/ Refraction”
