Down to Earth: Piero Gilardi at Magazzino Italian Art
Blending realism and artifice, Piero Gilardi's "Nature Carpets" suggest carefully excised segments of terrain.
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Reconstructive Memory: Sam Spillman at Ulterior
Ulterior's first exhibition in their new location comprises a renovation that is also a semi-autobiographical artwork.
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Sprouts and Bugs: Mimi Park at Lubov
In a miniature terrain populated by DIY creatures, Mimi Park sets up an exercise in growth and repair.
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Reaching Beyond the Human
Tuomas A. Laitinen tests the limits and language of non-anthropocentric artmaking in his sculptures for and video of octopuses.
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Turning the Tide: “Sun & Sea” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
The opera can be understood as a consciousness-raising effort, with a self-aware approach that is both immersive and unconventional.
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Gray and Green: Maya Lin at Madison Square Park
Nearly fifty dead trees installed in Madison Square Park to raise alarm on climate change create a placid environment suggesting adaptation.
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The View from Without
Jamaal Peterman's paintings pit a human figure against bright architectural abstractions, a discomfiting reminder of social disparity in the US.
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What Ecofeminist Artists Learned from Indigenous Cultures
At Thomas Erben Gallery, "ecofeminism(s)" is a timely survey of women artists seeking environmental justice.
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