Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman: Elena Sisto at Lori Bookstein
Her first show in New York since 2004 and her debut at this gallery
The Wall is Also a Story: El Anatsui at the Brooklyn Museum
The Ghanaian artist’s first solo exhibition in a New York museum, on view till August 4.
Towards A Sense of Closure: David Diao’s TMI at Postmasters
by David Cohen
The last day of show and space alike is Saturday, April 27.
Drawing Room Plunder: Jane Irish at Locks Gallery, Philadelphia
Sông H’u’ong: Withdrawing Room is on view through May 10
Lavished in Kindness: Ariane Lopez-Huici Photographs Priscille
by Edmund White
“Many male viewers are disturbed to discover they are turned on by her mutilated body”
On the Edge: Judith Belzer at Morgan Lehman
Mapping the urbanization of California’s coastline, through April 27
In the Air: Conceptual Art, North and South
When artists were still writing postcards and sending faxes. At Hunter College through May 8
Other Sights of a Career: Gordon Matta-Clark at David Zwirner
by Serena Qiu
“Matta-Clark wanted to be known as more than the guy who cuts buildings in half”
The Early Developmental Stage: A Dialogue on the Contemporary Chinese Art World with Author Karen Smith
Her latest book is As Seen 2011: Notable Artworks by Chinese Artists
