“OUT of Joint,” the latest exhibition at The Boiler 191, showcases the thought-provoking work of six New Yor…
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The Sensitive Project by Catalina Tuca, NYC (Review)
As human coexistence takes place in language, learning to be human is learned simultaneously in a continuous intertwinin…
Markus Lüpertz: Et in Arcadia ego at Michael Werner, NYC (Review)
In Markus Lüpertz’s Et in Arcadia ego, on view at Michael Werner through April 21, the past and the present harbor a re…
Art that Creates Connections: Socio-Political Artist Pritika Chowdhry’s Anti-Memorial About Partitions
Indians and Pakistanis love cricket, kabaddi, kite-flying, chess, and parchisi. These sports and games unite the people …
Mira Dayal at Spencer Brownstone Gallery (Review)
Mira Dayal at Spencer Brownstone Gallery …In that Empire, the Art of Cartography attained such Perfection that the…
Michele Rushfeldt: Rakish Exhibition(ist) with a Photograph by Robert Mapplethorpe at Cathouse Proper (Review)
Michele Rushfeldt: Rakish Exhibition(ist) with a Photograph by Robert Mapplethorpe at Cathouse Proper January 23 –…
Disjointed Desire for Connection at Rachel Uffner Gallery, Maryam Hoseini: Yes Sky, NYC
Maryam Hoseini: Yes Sky at Rachel Uffner Gallery Sept. 23-Nov. 7, 2020 All images courtesy of Rachel Uffner Gallery and …
Eugene Von Bruenchenhein at Andrew Edlin Gallery
While not absolutely an outsider artist, neither did Eugene Von Bruenchenhein fit into the artworld’s mainstream. Self-t…
Danielle Orchard’s ‘Mother’s Magazines’ at Jack Hanley Gallery
Danielle Orchard’s art revolves around the female body. Largely eschewing politics, she focuses rather on lineage, fitti…
Luis Camnitzer at Alexander Gray Associates
Luis Camnitzer, a Uruguayan born in Germany but residing in New York since the middle 1960s, has opened a compelling sh…