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May 22ndThis exhibition of works by, for, and around Ray Johnson spans the 1960s to 1990s, including Johnson’s signature “moticos,” collages of images culled from comics, magazines, and ads with irregular silhouettes, as well as drawings and ephemera, much of which has never before been exhibited.
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Jun 13thThe works on view in the group show “Hearts and Minds” challenge the ways in which public support morphs, mirrors, and subverts political pressure.
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May 9thPresented at Pace Gallery, “Claes & Coosje: A Duet” chronicles the interchange between artists and couple Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen.
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May 23rd“Body Prints, 1968-1979” the first nonprofit exhibition to take as its subject David Hammon’s early paper-based works, is the most comprehensive of his monoprints and collages to date.
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May 15thJordan Barse's inaugural exhibition, "Deathbound and Sexed," featuring the works of Omari Douglin, Elizabeth Englander, and Ian Markell, pays homage to the spiritual remnants that remain in the gallery's new home.
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May 22ndOn view at Queer Thoughts, Yui Yaegashi’s first solo show in New York City unveils a series of small-scale paintings that exemplify the artist’s techniques of process and precision.
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Apr 25thJosephine Pryde’s humor-inflected and dread-inducing photographs depict octopuses and squids draped over the fixtures of airplane and airport bathrooms.
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May 22ndThe first U.S. solo show of the late Lisa Ponti documents the artist’s cheerful experiments on A4 paper through approximately four dozen drawings and archival material.
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May 1st - Ongoing
Riffing on the McKim Mead & White-designed Farley postal building and its sister Penn Station building, three site-specific permanent installations by Elmgreen & Dragset, Kehinde Wiley, and Stan Douglas are installed in the newly reopened Moynihan Train Hall.
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May 9thIn “Paper Trails,” Kyoko Hamaguchi and tamara suarez porras investigate the otherworldly potential of ordinary objects.
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Apr 24thRecognizable symbols, reconfigured in unfamiliar ways, loom large in Allison Miller’s fifth solo show at Susan Inglett Gallery.
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Apr 24thJeanne Greenberg Rohatyn returns to the Upper East Side with a trifecta of exhibitions: Niki de Saint Phalle, Derrick Adams, and Takuro Kuwata inaugurate Salon 94’s new home.
