Lyons Wier Gallery
James Rieck's latest series, "Emotional Support," addresses and celebrates , the complex and compelling bond between people and their pets with his own style cropping out the viewer’s gaze.
through June 1, 2019
Neel / Picasso
Sara Kay Gallery
Neel and Picasso were contemporaries who transformed and revitalized portraiture. Through select paintings by both artists, this exhibition offers a revealing parallel view of two key 20th century painters.
through July 20, 2019
Soto
Hauser & Wirth
The first exhibition to focus on the critical first decade of the artist’s life in Paris, curated by Jean-Paul Ameline. Imbued with vibration and movement, Soto’s early works constitute a breakthrough in his output, laying crucial groundwork for his later kinetic works and the uniquely fluid style that shaped his artistic vocabulary.
through July 26, 2019
Alex Katz
Gavin Brown’s Enterprise
This exhibition tells the story of a year in Alex Katz’s painted-life. A life where landscapes are observed from the edge of his home in Maine.
through August 3, 2019
Carlos Motta
PPOW Gallery
Comprising new work in several media, the exhibition is grouped in three sections: a trio of related videos, a series of photographs, and a cycle of framed objects that traffic in appropriation and assemblage.
through May 25, 2019
Robert Longo
Metro Pictures
Robert Longo’s “Amerika” marks the beginning of a two-part exhibition by the artist and is a continuation of his investigation into the politics of power, futility, and aggression.
through May 25, 2019
David Shrigley
Anton Kern Gallery
British artist David Shrigley presents a large-scale kinetic sculpture, two neon sculptures, and 100 new drawings. Shrigley’s works express the pathos, tedium, irony, and oftentimes ridiculousness of everyday life.
through June 15, 2019
Piero Manzoni
Hauser & Wirth
Materials of His Time’ and ‘Piero Manzoni. Lines’ unfold over two floors and focus on Manzoni’s most significant bodies of work: his Achromes (paintings without color) and Linee (Lines) series.
through 26 July 2019
José Parlá
Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery
Parlá combines layered advertising posters he has collected from temporary construction walls with his own calligraphic techniques that both improvise and expose texts, letters, symbols, phrases, and words.
through June 29, 2019
Andy Warhol
Lévy Gorvy
An exhibition devoted exclusively to Andy Warhol’s portraits of women from the early 1960s through the 1980s.
through June 15, 2019
Frank Stella
Marianne Boesky Gallery
Ranging from the monumental to the intimately-scaled, the featured sculptures capture Stella’s ongoing exploration of the spatial relationships between abstract and geometric forms and the ways in which they behave in and engage with physical space.
through June 22, 2019
Ross Bleckner
Petzel Gallery
Bleckner, as if an alchemist, conjures a painterly, prescient response to current moods and times through political, conscious-raising call-to-action and antagonistic works.
through June 15, 2019
Jonas Wood
Gagosian Gallery
In his boldly colored graphic works, Wood combines art historical references with images of the objects, interiors, and people that comprise the fabric of his daily life.
through July 19, 2019
Mark Manders
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Manders presents a variety of sculptural works that continue his “self portrait as a building”– an ongoing investigation into self-portraiture, architecture, language, and perception.
through May 24, 2019
Mira Schor
Lyles & King
Schor painted the works in the exhibition while an MFA student at CalArts where she participated in the landmark Feminist Art Program created by Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro.
through May 19, 2019
Vivian Suter
Gladstone Gallery
Comprised exclusively of mixed media paintings, this show furthers Argentine-Swiss artist Vivian Suter’s singular style of installation, in which canvases flood the gallery space, creating an enveloping mise-en-scène of visual characters that intermingle, juxtapose, and cavort with one another.
through June 8, 2019