The Deliciousness of Staying Still: Marsha Cottrell at Eleven Rivington
“she treats electrostatic toner as a rich, primordial mezzotint”
Boundless: Judith Scott at the Brooklyn Museum
A retrospective of a deaf and mute outsider artist lets her sculptures speak for themselves.
Gaze Control: Francesca Woodman at Marian Goodman
‘I’m trying my hand at fashion photography’ was on view through March 12
“A Dead Cactus Becomes an Abstract Painting”: Julian Kreimer at Lux Art Institute
The artist produces paintings en plein air, but those he deems unsuccessful are transformed into colorful abstractions in the studio.
“Correspondances”: Evocations of Real World Experience in the Paintings of John Zurier
at Peter Blum Gallery on West 57th Street, through April 4
So It Goes: A Survey of Painting’s Influence on Other Media
A recent exhibition at Franklin Street Works shows the conversation around painting in video, sculpture, performance, sound, and other media.
A Cry in the Wilderness: Fred Valentine at Studio 10
Paintings that dare to think about feelings, on view in Bushwick through this weekend
Afghanistan in Time: Simon Norfolk at Benrubi
A photographer tracks time in a beautiful landscape wounded by war.
Pop History: Jiri Georg Dokoupil’s Modernist Bubbles
The artist uses an idiosyncratic technique to make colorful paintings of bubbles, following in a long line of Modernists.
States of Mind: Scooter LaForge Paints Cross-Country
The artist has documented his journey across the United States in bright and colorful paintings of passing moments.
