Slavs and Tatars NYUAD Art Gallery / Abu Dhabi
“Every joke is a tiny revolution,” wrote George Orwell, implying that funny means somehow upsetting the established order.
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Incidental Insurgents Office for Contemporary Art / Oslo
How is history written? Of what is it composed? Whose documents, journals and diaries are borrowed from when carving out…
Laurie Simmons Jewish Museum / New York
“I can see you with my eyes closed. Can you see me as clearly?” This seems to be the question…
Slip of the Tongue Punta della Dogana / Venice
“Privacy to me is mourning,” Danh Vo once observed in an interview¹, “mourning for the loss of it.” This dispirited…
B. Wurtz Kunstverein Freiburg
Found-object sculpture tends towards a materialism that highlights what objects bring with them when they come under the auspices of…
Sarah Conaway The Box / Los Angeles
At first glance, the show is unified more by palette and an economy of gesture than by medium.
Amanda Ross-Ho Praz-Delavallade / Paris
For her first solo show at Praz-Delavallade Gallery in Paris, Amanda Ross-Ho has gathered a selection of fifteen new works:…
Theodora Allen Blum & Poe / Los Angeles
Theodora Allen’s paintings have the lived-in feel of worn denim or vintage t-shirts. They are executed in light hues of…
Robert Heinecken Capitain Petzel / Berlin
It’s a truism that nothing dates faster than pop culture.
Anicka Yi The Kitchen / New York
Resembling a clinical laboratory abandoned mid-experiment during a power outage, Anicka Yi’s “You Can Call Me F” activated every cubic…
Life Gallery Vilma Gold / London
At the turn of the 20th century, when the house was still the principal stage for social relationships, home economics…
Maria García-Ibañez Guijarro de Pablo Gallery / Mexico City
In her exhibition “Arada” at Guijarro de Pablo Gallery, the petate is a central object of exploration through which Maria…
Melgaard + Munch Munch Museum / Oslo
What happens when a painting comes to define a nation? You cover it up. Such is the case with The…
Eric Wesley 356 Mission / Los Angeles
“Some work” is a survey of Eric Wesley’s practice from the past decade, accompanied by a few semi-new pieces, most…
Ruth Ewan Camden Arts Centre / London
In 1793, during the French Revolution, the French government introduced the French republican calendar — part of a widespread nostalgia…
Pablo Vargas Lugo Museo Tamayo / Mexico City
The work of Pablo Vargas Lugo is unapologetically intellectual yet imaginatively playful. His latest solo exhibition, “Micromegas,” is no departure…