Sara Greenberger Rafferty’s Dresses and Books at Rachel Uffner
The artist explores the interrelation of intellectual, aesthetic, and corporeal adornment.
“Inventive Disorientation”: Katy and Matthew Fischer at Louis B. James
The artists use ceramics and painting to alter viewers’ perceptions of space and objects.
Library of Babel: Ward Shelley’s Complex Taxonomies at Pierogi
The artist’s drawings, paintings, and collaborative installation use Borgesian parodies of organization.
Black Genius: Roy DeCarava at Anders Wahlstedt
The photographer’s documentary images of Harlem reveal lives and history there.
Originals: Amy Hill and the Kids of America
At Front Room Gallery in Brooklyn, the show is a disconcerting delight
H/er Transformative Art: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge at the Rubin
An installation brings sympathetic magic to the museum.
Revisiting the Never-Ending Now: Luigi Ghirri at Matthew Marks
A survey of the photographer’s work opens vistas onto small moments.
At a Safe Remove: Omer Fast at James Cohan
a jarring experience, both intellectually and emotionally, his three films are on view through May 7
Intense Immobility: “In the Wake” at Japan Society
Photography, history, loss, and the Tohoku earthquake disaster at Japan Society.
O’Say Can You See: Laura Poitras at the Whitney
The filmmaker’s exhibition exploits the techniques of its subject: surveillance
