Aslı Çavuşoğlu New Museum / New York
Aslı Çavuşoğlu’s first US solo museum exhibition culminates in an immense blue fresco that subsumes the New Museum’s lobby gallery.…
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Jason Moran / ICA Boston
Jazz musician and interdisciplinary artist Jason Moran foregrounds collaboration as integral to both music and visual artmaking in his first…
David Reed Häusler Contemporary / Zurich
David Reed’s works seem bizarre in our present moment, but what’s here cannot be dismissed, consistently compelling a deeper return.…
Max Hooper Schneider Jenny's / Los Angeles
“Tryouts for the Human Race” is Max Hooper-Schneider’s second solo show at Jenny’s — and a 1979 proto-disco song by…
Rebecca Belmore AGO / Toronto
Rebecca Belmore tackles complex political themes with a daring economy of means. Canada’s shameful record of missing and murdered indigenous…
Lawrence Abu Hamdan Chisenhale Gallery / London
“Silence is the master,” says a voice translating from Arabic to English in Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s Saydnaya (the missing 19db)…
Jesse Darling Tate Britain / London
Jesse Darling’s sculptures at Tate are injured. They are suffering. Bent aluminum mobility crutches buckle under their own weight; the…
Julien Ceccaldi Kölnischer Kunstverein / Cologne
In Julien Ceccaldi’s comic Solito, published to accompany his solo institutional debut at Kölnischer Kunstverein, an androgynous thirty-year-old, jobless and…
G.B. Jones Cooper Cole / Toronto
Black spray paint collects gorgeously on the wall, constituting the curvaceous outline of an Ionic column. Reappearing throughout the basement…
A 37 90 89 – The Invention of the Neo-Avant-Garde Neuer Berliner Kunstverein / Berlin Art Week
In May 1969 — one year after what can now be seen as the last great challenge to capitalism —…
Glen Fogel JTT / New York
“With You… Me,” Glenn Fogel’s exhibition at JTT in New York, opened on a dimly lit gallery interior. A suspended…
Julia Rommel Tanya Leighton / Berlin Art Week
The titles of Julia Rommel’s abstract paintings read like a trip down memory lane: Senior Year, Suburban Kids, and Rascals…
Trisha Baga Greene Naftali / New York
Trisha Baga’s “Mollusca & The Pelvic Floor” positions the viewer at a crossroads between virtual fantasy and scientific verification. Upon…
Bodys Kingelez MoMA / New York
In 1971, military dictator Mobutu Sese Seko took control of Congo, renamed it Zaire, and campaigned for a vast cultural…
Alexander Kluge Belvedere 21 / Vienna
“Pluriverse” is a brilliant exhibition threatened by a fatal oversight: only a few of its fifty-five films have English subtitles.…
Katja Novitskova Whitechapel Gallery / London
I catch sight of a partial phrase, rotating like a mobile above me: “though it lacks eyes, it can still…