Angelus Novus Anew: R.H. Quatyman’s Chapter 29
Interpreting Paul Klee after Walter Benjamin, her exhibition continues at Miguel Abreu
Right Beneath Our Noses: The Beauty in Wolfgang Tillmans
Wolfgang Tillmans: PCR at David Zwirner through October 24
Concrete, Leather, Light, Glass: Davina Semo at Lyles & King
Semo’s new sculptures use language and erotically industrial materials to manipulate and entice.
Tamar Ettun’s Embodied Sculptures
Her new solo exhibition at Fridman Gallery uses anatomy as form and as subject.
Slow Spilling Movement: The Paintings of Bobbie Oliver
On view at Valentine in Ridgewood and Hionas on the Lower East Side
The Quiet One: Morgane Tschiember at Tracy Williams Ltd.
Tschiember’s erotic sculptures call attention to the pre-verbal responses of the bodies to one another.
Cosmos of the Quotidian: Sarah Sze at Tanya Bonakdar
Sze’s new exhibition makes astronomical allusions with everyday goods and plays with viewer expectations.
The Squirrel Accumulator: Trevor Paglen and the NSA
Blending the didactic with the paranoid style of conspiracy theories, at Metro Pictures through October 24
Creation Anxieties: Dana Schutz at Petzel
Paintings of boldness and fearlessness, on view through October 24
Drunken Bubbles: The Sumi-e Spray Drawings of Roland Flexner
Roland Flexner and Japanese Bronzes at Sargent’s Daughters through Sunday
