Flying Aces: Malcolm Morely at Sperone Westwater
The realist painter loosens up with new assemblages of warships and planes.
Eruption: Louise Despont’s Colorful, Vivid Drawings
New drawings at Nicelle Beauchene, with tropical patterns and Art Brut style.
Exposed: Shows by June Leaf and Joan Semmel
Two concurrent exhibitions by women painters, about the body, its love, and labors.
“The sky has entered our senses”: Paintings by Etel Adnan
New work by the poet and painter, reviewed by one of artcritical’s poet-critics.
Philip-Lorca diCorcia on America’s Sins
The photographer’s new series connects the financial crisis to biblical narratives of guilt and redemption.
Friedel Dzubas: Thesis/Antithesis/Synthesis
Works from the 1960s and 1970s in shows at Elkon and Loretta Howard
Loom of Origins: Bill Jensen’s Way of Developing
A one-man group show of possibilities at Cheim & Read
Richard Diebenkorn at the Royal Academy: Six Painters on a Painters’ Painter
A visit and discussion at Richard Diebenkorn’s Royal Academy retrospective.
Jonathas de Andrade: Subverting Cheap Labor and Racism in Brazil
The Brazilian artist’s first New York solo show examine’s South America’s complicated relationship to race and labor.
Not A Single Link Too Loose: Tony Feher/Tom Fairs
An inspired coupling at Kerry Schuss on the Lower East Side
