The External Feminine: Chantal Joffe at Cheim & Read
by Phoebe Hoban
The British painter’s portraits of women are on view through June 22
Sly Sexuality and Rigorous Tailoring: Late Paintings of Domenico Gnoli
by Ilka Scobie
Antidote to Arte Povera: His work from the 1960s at Luxemboug & Dayan
A New Hero: Katherine Bradford at Edward Thorp
by David Cohen
Superman and ocean liners are the stars of this show, extended through June 9
Over Here: Three Americans in London, Testing the Boundaries between Object and Subject
by Alex Ross
William Corwin at George and Jørgen, Pascual Sisto at Seventeen, Trisha Baga at Vilma Gold
A Radical’s Romantic Side: Dan Flavin’s Drawings at the Morgan
A different, private side of the minimalist artist
How Capitalism Functions: Carol Syzmanski at Guided by Invoices
“this marvelously suggestive mini-retrospective” is up through May 26
Of Scientific Pinterest: “Science on the Back End” at Hauser & Wirth
A group show curated by Matthew Day Jackson, until June 16
Eastern Promise: Brice Marden at Matthew Marks
Renewing his engagement with Chinese art, his own is richly rewarded
Meth Lab of the Modern Psyche: Dr. Freud’s Consulting Room
by David Brody
In this Long Island University exhibition, artists run amok with the idea of Bergstrasse 19
“I can’t help you. You’re on your own”: Alison Bechdel’s Graphic Memoir
Are Your My Mother? is the much-awaited sequel to Fun Home
