A Part of the Main: Davina Semo at Marlborough Contemporary
Her show of bells and mirrors was in Chelsea this winter.
“Fuck Richard Prince”: The Stolen Memes of Hannes Schmid
on view at Mitchell Algus through October 14
The Policewoman Inside Our Heads: Dawn Mellor at Team
Her show in Soho closed December 23rd
Back Turned: The Romanticism of Susan Bee and Bill Jacobson
Work by two different artists examine and expand facets of the Romantic tradition in the visual arts.
Spilled Blood: Calvin Marcus at Clearing
A show of new paintings puts questions to cultural assumptions about war.
Lars Fisk at Marlborough
Although he’s previously worked with Marlborough Chelsea, notably in their “Broadway Morey Boogie” installation along Broadway between 59th and 166th streets in 2014 and ’15, “MR. SOFTEE” is Lars Fisk’s first solo show with the gallery. Fisk formerly worked with the trippy jam band Phish, doing stage design, and his work here is definitely psychedelic,…
Go Vegan!: Jonathan Horowitz at the Brant Foundation
Contradiction, formalism, and politics in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Nicole Wermers at Tanya Bonakdar
Nicole Wermers’s sculptures operate both as clever art-historical jibes and contemporary political satire. Their ergonomic and utilitarian construction, using industrially produced materials, continues a kind of mainline homage to Marcel Duchamp, staging objects in ways that highlight their alien nature. Her Vertical Awnings series (rolled-up awnings with colored stripes) is coyly reminiscent of Daniel Buren’s stripes and Nancy…
Encompassing Hostility: “Golden Eggs” at Team Gallery
A group show gives Marxist voice to recent unrest in art and politics.
David Claerbout at Sean Kelly
The video artist’s solo show is on view through April 30.
