Sequences: Art of Yugoslavia and Serbia from the Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art / Belgrade
The Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade was opened in 1965 at its current location in the area of the city…
Reviews
Collapsing Stage, The Todd Madigan Gallery / CSU Bakersfield
Days go by in LA with Dyson-induced existentialism. I stick dripping hands under those drying machines and nothing happens. Automatic…
Rosie Hastings and Hannah Quinlan Queer Thoughts / New York
Gay representation exists in a slippery space between liberation and domination, solidarity and violence, of both socioeconomic and interpersonal dimension.…
Magali Reus / South London Gallery
With Magali Reus, use-value circulates in a deep recess. In “As Mist, Description,” repressed utility is massaged to the surface;…
Geometries Agricultural University / Athens
For a city not known for its green spaces, Athens is in fact blessed with unassuming archaic parkland in its…
Brandon Ndife Shoot the Lobster / New York
Brandon Ndife’s current solo show at Shoot The Lobster, “Ties That Bind,” looks a little like a tar pit and…
Robert Colescott Blum & Poe / Los Angeles
In a politically correct culture, it’s liberating and unnerving to step into Robert Colescott’s exhibition at Blum and Poe, where…
Ericka Beckman KW Institute for Contemporary Art / Berlin
Every Constructivist revival ought to champion children’s education as ferociously as it does primary colors. While states funnel milk money…
Heman Chong Rossi & Rossi / Hong Kong
Folded sheets of newspaper in which news reports, gossip, and literary texts are juxtaposed with ads can make for a…
Atalay Yavuz Rubin & Chapelle / New York
On the fifth floor of Rubin & Chapelle’s textile warehouse in Chelsea, Atalay Yavuz presents an array of enigmatically approachable…
Joachim Koester / Bergen Kunsthall
What did I bring back from my visit to this exhibition? Most probably the memory of falling asleep three times,…
Cyprien Gaillard Gladstone Gallery / New York
Cyprien Gaillard’s latest film, titled Nightlife (2015), is not about wild and glamorous parties. The fifteen-minute-long piece, which took the…
Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel C L E A R I N G / New York
“Rosa Aurora Rosa,” Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel’s first exhibition at Clearing, presents massive surrealistic sculptures that convey the aura…
Lulennial: A Low Hanging Fruit Lulu / Mexico City
There is a paper-thin — leaf-thin — line separating the stages of a fruit’s lifespan, from its succulent, florid peak,…
Tobias Spichtig Malta Contemporary Art
Tobias Spichtig’s solo show is a maze framed by a number of strategically placed refrigerators in each of the four…
Cathy Wilkes MoMA PS1 / New York
This monographic exhibition of the work of Cathy Wilkes — the largest yet devoted to the artist — includes two…