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Jun 19thCameron Rowland’s latest solo show at Essex Street looks at historical precedents for modern policing, revealing how the law enforcement institution’s foundational logic works to perpetuate white supremacy.
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Jul 30thThe massively influential Tetsumi Kudo is the subject of a survey exhibition at Hauser & Wirth which focuses on the late artist’s grotesque and fantastical container works.
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Jun 5thAt Metro Pictures, Louise Lawler re-uses and re-contextualizes her past work in two exhibitions presented simultaneously.
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Jun 19thPetzel’s first solo exhibition of the late German artist Hanne Darboven, a collaboration with Sprüth Magers, is devoted to a towering single work documenting the year 1997.
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Jun 27thAdriana Verajão explores the intricacies and heterogeneity of Latin America's people, culture, and mythos through specific traditions of ceramic tile.
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Jun 27thHuma Bhabha’s new body of paintings and sculptures, on view at Salon 94, showcases eclectic idols in stages of ghoulish disintegration.
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Jun 5thThis group show at Mnuchin Gallery examines experiments in the space between 2D painting and three-dimensional space by Sam Gilliam, David Hammons, Suzanne Jackson, Al Loving, and Joe Overstreet from the sixties to the present day.
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Jun 26thA homecoming of sorts, a number of influential projects begun or first shown in New York return in Nina Katchadourian’s solo show at Pace.
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Jan 11th 2022Famed Modernist sculptor Costantino Nivola, who died in 1988, is the subject of Magazzino’s latest exhibition, a sprawling retrospective of the Italian-American artist’s life and work.
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Jun 19thThe decadence and decay of vanitas-style paintings are reimagined within gemstone-encrusted sculptures of fruit in Kathleen Ryan’s first exhibition with Karma.
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Jun 18th“Erotic Abstraction” examines the ways Eva Hesse and Hannah Wilke turned to the female body as a reaction to Minimalism in their sculptural practices.
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Jun 13thNan Goldin’s first solo presentation in New York in five years surveys the artist’s legendary career and includes a new body of work made during the pandemic.
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May 29thThe ten stained-glass sculptures made by Kristi Cavataro for her first solo show in New York, at Ramiken Crucible, are somewhere between playground equipment and delicate automatons poised to whir into motion.
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