Renée Green “The Equator Has Moved” Dia Beacon / New York
In 1492, the Spanish scholar Antonio de Nebrija published one of the first books dedicated to a vernacular European language,…
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Amy Sillman “Oh, Clock!” Ludwig Forum / Aachen
A shelf with forty-one drawings on aluminum shows different stages in the creation of Amy Sillman’s painting Miss Gleason (2014).…
Ciccio “Broadcast: Transference” O-Town House / Los Angeles
In the 1952 musical classic Singin’ in the Rain, there’s a moment when Donald O’Connor’s character, Cosmo Brown, tries to…
Gregg Bordowitz “There: a Feeling” Camden Art Centre / London
“Prayer is all about address,” Gregg Bordowitz writes. “It’s about giving an account of oneself to another, and being other…
Agnieszka Polska “The Book of Flowers” Union Pacific / London
As some of nature’s most exhibitionistic spectacles, flowers have evolved to master the art of seduction — whether for luring…
“Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier” / Triennale Milano
A sense of audio-visual immersion welcomes visitors at the threshold of “Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier” at Triennale Milano, ushering them…
“iwillmedievalfutureyou2” Lilith Performance Studio / Malmö
Malmö, a dynamic city in southern Sweden, is a hub of modern architecture, lush green spaces, and a thriving cultural…
Liesl Raff “A Corridor, a Room, and Four Dens” Eva Presenhuber / Zurich
Liesl Raff’s exhibition “A Corridor, a Room, and Four Dens” opened in early February in the industrial expanse of Eva…
Rochelle Feinstein “The Today Show” Secession / Vienna
Rochelle Feinstein’s major survey, “The Today Show,” at Secession in Vienna deeply resonates with the present moment. Curated by Damien…
GERARD & KELLY “Bardo” Marian Goodman Gallery / Paris
These days, the most compelling gallery exhibitions in Paris — and believe me, this isn’t always the case — are…
Virginia Overton “Paintings” White Cube / London
Virginia Overton has spent years testing the physical and psychological limits of sculpture — balancing weight against weightlessness, rough against…
Adrian Piper “Who, Me?” Portikus / Frankfurt am Main
An artist and analytical philosopher, Adrian Piper pioneered a mode of first-generation conceptual art distinguished by politically situated subjects that…
Tasneem Sarkez “White Knuckle” Rose Easton Gallery / London
Tasneem Sarkez’s “White Knuckle” marks the twenty-two-year-old artist’s first exhibition in the UK. Six paintings are hung amid two sculptures…
Michael Abel “MUTT” YveYANG Gallery / New York
Michael Abel’s paintings refuse to offer clarity about what they want or need — assuming we accept the mythology of…
Bruno Zhu “License to Live” Chisenhale Gallery / London
Bruno Zhu is a stylist par excellence, that is, one who knows that surfaces cut deep with conspiracy. Never simply…
Akosua Viktoria Adu-Sanyah “Corner Dry Lungs” MMK–Museum für Moderne Kunst / Frankfurt am Main
There is an inevitable temptation in the explication of any artwork to resort to the anecdotal — a persistent urge…