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Guadalupe Maravilla: Seven Ancestral Stomachs
Guadalupe Maravilla’s “Seven Ancestral Stomachs” is on view at P·P·O·W in New York through March 27.
February 26, 2021 - March 27, 2021
Guadalupe Maravilla’s “Seven Ancestral Stomachs” is on view at P·P·O·W in New York through March 27. The exhibition features an installation of paintings and sculptures that address his personal journey in healing, as well as his efforts in activism and collaboration. Maravilla’s towering “Disease Throwers” series—part instrument part shrine—as well as wall sculptures made from gourds address his ongoing process of healing from both cancer and generational trauma. Also on view is a group of work made in collaboration with traditional Mexican retablo painters.
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Exhibitions
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Off the Record
On view through September 27 at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, “Off the Record” is a group exhibition challenging mainstream documentation.
Dave McKenzie: The Story I Tell Myself
Dave McKenzie's "The Story I Tell Myself" accompanies his performance commission for The Whitney, "Disturbing the View," putting context to the work through featuring artists who have informed his practice.
Andy Warhol: Photo Factory
Fotografiska New York’s “Photo Factory” presents more than 120 photographs by Andy Warhol ranging from iconic to never-before-seen.
Lynn Hershman Leeson: Twisted
Lynn Hershman Leeson’s exhibition “Twisted" features a compilation of drawing, sculpture, video, photography, and net-based works demonstrating the artist’s widespread oeuvre.
Robert Longo: I do fly / After summer merrily
In Robert Longo’s first exhibition with Pace Gallery, this installation of Longo’s “Destroyer Cycle” works puts an end to the series, which explores American power, violence, and mythmaking.
Alice Neel: The Early Years
David Zwirner is presenting an exhibition by the late artist Alice Neel, featuring paintings and works on paper from the earlier years of he
The Slipstream: Reflection, Resilience, and Resistance in the Art of Our Time
“The Slipstream: Reflection, Resilience, and Resistance in the Art of Our Time” ponders the chaotic year that was 2020 and the aftermath of its wake.
Kon Trubkovich: The Antepenultimate End
Through October 23, Gagosian’s Park Avenue gallery is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by the artist Kon Trubkovich, titled “The Antepenultimate End.”
Avery Singer: Reality Ender
Avery Singer's "Reality Ender" features two series of new, large-scale paintings made through a combination of 3D computer modeling software and traditional painting.
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