Calder in Motion: Fondation Louis Vuitton Stages a Monumental Retrospective
Alexander Calder’s retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton explores movement, abstraction, and sculpture through nearly 300 artworks.
David Hockney in Portland: A Survey That Reframes How We See
A landmark David Hockney survey at the Portland Art Museum reframes six decades of work through perception and technology.
Agnes Martin at the Guggenheim
Now on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim museum through January 11, 2017 is a solo exhibition and retrospective of Agnes Martin’s influential work. Known for her soothing color palette, grids, and geometric lines, Martin… Agnes Martin at the Guggenheim
La Garçonne Presents Yohji Yamamoto’s First U.S. Retrospective
Last week, in celebration of six iconic Yohji Yamamoto looks on view in its TriBeCa store, La Garçonne hosted an intimate cocktail reception full of Japanese fashion, design, and sake. For Yamamoto’s first retrospective in… La Garçonne Presents Yohji Yamamoto’s First U.S. Retrospective
A Response to Social Injustice, Memory, and Loss at the Guggenheim
On view at the Guggenheim until October 12, is a retrospective of Colombian artist Doris Salcedo. The self-titled exhibit will be on view in the museum’s Tower galleries, showcasing nearly three decades of the artist’s work.… A Response to Social Injustice, Memory, and Loss at the Guggenheim
De Wain Valentine Retells His History at David Zwirner Gallery
De Wain Valentine is on view for a final week at David Zwirner Gallery in New York. The American minimalist sculptor is best known for his translucent glass, fiberglass, and cast polyester resin sculptures from… De Wain Valentine Retells His History at David Zwirner Gallery
Awkward Gallery: Christopher Williams Retrospective at the MoMA
On the uppermost floor of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is a somewhat unconventional retrospective of the difficult-to-categorize Christopher Williams. Presenting photographs from his 35-year career, “Christopher Williams: The Production Line of Happiness” evidences… Awkward Gallery: Christopher Williams Retrospective at the MoMA
