Social Justice in the Studio and in the Street: Art and Activism at Franklin Street Works
A group show explores the use of art in social justice activism, collective action, and the aesthetics of politics.
A Room With A Field: Stan VanDerBeek’s Poemfields
An exhibition by one of the most important innovators in video and computer art recently concluded at Andrea Rosen.
Bruce Gagnier: Shouldering into the Past
The sculptor presents a new series of torqued bronze figures, drawing from the past.
The Haze of Passing Years: Luca Dellaverson at Tilton Gallery
Dellaverson breaks apart the monochrome. On view on East 76th Street through June 26
Spinning Out a Readymade: Peter Fox at Front Room Gallery
New paintings by the artist mark a departure and new invention: the use of negative space.
A Sly Wit: Piotr Uklanski at the Met
two exhibitions: his photography and his selection of works in the museum
Housewarming Devices: Lisa Yuskavage at David Zwirner
New work by the artist depicts her infamous nudes, liberated in the spaces that once hunted them.
The Way of the World: Three Iranian Artists at Callicoon
A show of installation works, drawings, readymades, and works by other artists, explores the limits of censorship and autonomy around the world.
The Velocity of Vision: Deborah Rosenthal’s Geography
On view at Bowery Gallery through June 13
Kid in a Candy Store: Tom Burckhardt and the Provenance of Style
A breakthrough show at Tibor de Nagy, through June 13
