Bytes and Biting Satire: Feminist Video at Franklin Street Works
New videos by emerging and established artists explore feminism’s overlapping modes.
Power and Politics in the Paintings of Nguyen Manh Hung
A show of paintings in Ho Chi Minh City subtly inserts subversive content into the censored art scene of Vietnam.
Faith and Formalism: Rachel Harrison at MoMA
The sculptor examines religious faith as feeling carefully for something not fully seen.
Screen Life or Real: William Leavitt’s “Telemetry” at Greene Naftali
The artist’s domestic tableaux use screens and ersatz furnishings to scrutinize the real world.
Before The Law: Cristóbal Lehyt at Johannes Vogt
Vogt’s first show in new Lower East Side premises
Thank You For What Is Underneath, Nathlie Provosty
Her extended exhibition closes May 15 at Nathalie Karg on the Lower East Side
Sara Greenberger Rafferty’s Dresses and Books at Rachel Uffner
The artist explores the interrelation of intellectual, aesthetic, and corporeal adornment.
Speculative Modernism: Robert Irwin at the Hirshhorn
Can Modernism’s history be seen through the lens of Irwin’s work?
“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.
