Gavin Kenyon Blum & Poe / New York
There are no bodies in Gavin Kenyon’s exhibition at Blum & Poe New York — only their contours in the…
There are no bodies in Gavin Kenyon’s exhibition at Blum & Poe New York — only their contours in the…
To be left with a mess: a pair of mangled headphones, a car to sell, arrangements to be made (floral,…
Michael Jones McKean’s newest sculptural project, “The Ground”, occupies the ground floor of Hutzler Brothers Palace Building, a department store…
In spite of the fourteen paintings on view at ESSEX STREET, Jef Geys isn’t interested in making abstract paintings, per…
An atmosphere of nonspecific impending doom seems to pervade the spaces of Adriano Amaral’s “Alloy Alloy.” Set against sterile white…
Minimal art can elicit feedback far beyond artists’ expectations. Paulo Monteiro’s two-gallery exhibition, titled “The Outside of Distance,” serves as…
Estonia has a vibrant local contemporary art scene. Nevertheless, Temnikova & Kasela, founded in 2010, is the only international gallery…
Orkhan Huseynov’s solo exhibition “Dear Beloved” presents a body of work that questions the border between reality and fiction. Using…
Peter Campus’s first major retrospective in France, “Video Ergo Sum,” presents a selection of video works beginning in the early…
The church of San Paolo Converso, whose west end has been newly inaugurated as an exhibition space by Franco Mazzucchelli’s…
For Tala Madani’s first solo show in France, Nicolas Bourriaud has selected seventeen paintings and one animated film, all about…
Ron Nagle’s landscapes float beautifully atop plinths in “Ice Breaker,” the artist’s current exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery in Los…
Throughout Bergen Kunsthall, sounds provide a sensory glossary to Emily Wardill’s “Matt Black and Rat,” her first exhibition in a…
Once ushered into the dark chamber there is a flush of sound. For self-defense, “The Warplands” is an exhibition pared…
Johnny Pigozzi’s photographs have always had a specific allure – allowing access to pool parties with Bianca Jagger in the…
Do Ho Suh’s first solo exhibition at Victoria Miro coincides with his recent decision to relocate to London. Entitled “Passage/s,”…