Shin Gallery
Marvellous Boys, an exhibition consisting of photographs by German photographer Wilhelm von Gloeden and an autograph revision of The Picture of Dorian Gray by Irish writer Oscar Wilde.
until Sep 30, 2018
Julio Larraz
Miles McEnery Gallery
By manipulating and altering the familiar, he challenges the viewer to more closely examine and engage with the ideas embedded in his precisely rendered scenes.
until Aug 17, 2018
Nicholas Hlobo
Lehmann Maupin
For Nicholas Hlobo’s second exhibition with the gallery, the South African artist will show recent mixed media paintings and sculptures that merge his signature materials of ribbon, leather, wood, and rubber employed with conceptual specificity to address complex issues of identity.
until August 24, 2018
David Wojnarowicz
P.P.O.W.
The exhibition will open in conjunction with Wojnarowicz’s first major institutional traveling retrospective David Wojnarowicz: History Keeps Me Awake at Night at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
until Aug 24, 2018
JR
Perrotin Gallery
Starting out as an artist on the streets of Paris when he was still a teen, JR rose to international acclaim when he won the coveted TED Prize for his socially active art in 2011.
until August 17, 2018
Sue de Beer
Marianne Boesky Gallery
The White Wolf. The film uses the classic werewolf narrative as a lens through which to explore broader themes of transformation, memory, and the psychology and physicality that form our sense of self.
until August 3, 2018
John Akomfrah
New Museum
The work of British artist, film director, and writer John Akomfrah first garnered attention during the early 1980s when he was part of the Black Audio Film Collective, a group of seven artists that was established following the 1981 Brixton Riots in London.
until Sept 2, 2018
Tim Gardner
303 Gallery
Known for his exacting watercolors depicting scenes of typically masculine coming-of-age scenarios, here Gardner trains his eye onto New York City, tracing the nature of memory and sensation as they relate to urban environments.
until July 13, 2018
Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa
New Museum
Working in performance, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa creates dreamlike scenes that build on references to literature, folklore, magic, and childhood memories.
until September 09, 2018
Sheida Soleimani
CUE Art Foundation
Titled Medium of Exchange, the exhibition presents sculptural photographic tableaus that address the relationship between dictatorships and the petroleum industry at a time when oil has become a form of international currency and a source of warfare.
until July 14, 2018
Erin M. Riley
PPOW Gallery
For her work, Riley sources yarn from shuttered textile mills around the United States; she then washes, strips and hand-dyes the wool before weaving on a Macomber loom.
until June 30, 2018
Nick Cave
Jack Shainman Gallery
This presentation will debut a series of wire Tondos, in which swirling cacophonies of colors are created from the layered mapping of cataclysmic weather patterns superimposed onto brain scans of black youth suffering from PTSD as a result of gun violence.
until June 23, 2018
Urs Fischer
Gagosian Gallery
Titled Sōtatsu, the exhibition of works by Urs Fischer will feature nine of his new paintings inspired by the hand scrolls and painted screens of early seventeenth-century Japanese artist Tawaraya Sōtatsu.
until June 23rd, 2018
Hossein Edalatkhah
Studio Visit
Our editor Yasemin Vargi visits artist Hossein Edalatkhah at his Upper East side studio, where he speaks about his studio practice and recent works.
Andrew Lord
Gladstone Gallery
The works on view were most recently exhibited as part of the artist’s solo installation on the Bluhm Family Terrace at the Art Institute of Chicago.
until Jun 16, 2018
John Baldessari
Marian Goodman Gallery
Building on Baldessari’s homages to the art historical canon, which have centered on subjects from Giotto to Miro to Pollock/Benton, the new exhibition pairs two icons of art, Picabia and Mondrian.
until June 22, 2018