Hard Structures and Soft Power: Terence Gower at Americas Society
At Americas Society, Terence Gower locates the sociopolitical aims of the Americas in Mexico City's built environment, and in the venue's past.
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Body Image: New Sculpture at Various Small Fires
A summer group show ruminates on misalignments of the body and psyche, and their relationship to health and wellness.
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Nun, Womanizer, Conquistador: Mercedes Azpilicueta at Gasworks
The seventeenth-century "Lieutenant Nun" Catalina de Erauso remains an elusive figure whose life provides fodder for work reexamining histories of gender and power.
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Outsize Symbols: Sonya Clark at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
While responding to national narratives of slavery and emancipation, Sonya Clark's current show also points to materials and figures specific to those histories in the Northeast.
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One Work: Yannis Tsarouchis’s “Dancing in Real Life and in Theatre”
Distinct from much of his oeuvre, Yannis Tsarouchis's panoramic oil painting of male couples still exemplifies the Greek artist's erotic and sometimes fantastical scenes.
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Black and White and Red All Over: Deniz Gül at SALT Galata
Through works in video, sculpture, drawing, programming, and media in between, Deniz Gül draws new vocabularies and plans morphing architectures.
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Funny Business: Two Comics Anthologies
Two recent volumes from NYRB Comics—Gary Panter's "Jimbo: Adventures in Paradise" and "It's Life As I See It: Black Cartoonists in Chicago, 1940–1980"—highlight the artistry and ingenuity of an…
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Stars and Symbols: Ming Smith at Nicola Vassell Gallery
Celebrated in recent survey exhibitions, Ming Smith's photographs embody a more Symbolist, Surrealist approach than those of her peers in the Kamoinge Workshop.
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One Work: Paul Cézanne’s “Rocks near the Caves above Château Noir”
Cézanne's drawings of the Bibémus quarry veer away from representation but are distinctive enough that his biographer could identify the site.
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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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