Then and Now: Two Shows by Mark Grotjahn
Two simultaneous shows examine the early and recent work, and his rising status in the market.
Something Old, Something New: Glitter and Glam at Berry Campbell
A show of paintings playing with the vagaries of imagery and language.
“A Sanctuary for Weeds”: Social Ecologies at the Gallery at Industry City
A group show curated by Greg Lindquist gathers an array of artists addressing the environment
The Third Element: DataSpaceTime at Microscope
Information as raw material: duo Lisa Gwilliam and Ray Sweeten on view in Bushwick
Secret World: The Art of Martin Wong
The East Village artist, who died in 1999, gets a retrospective at the Bronx Museum of the Arts
Swansong for the Williamsburg Scene: Mike Ballou at Pierogi
His goofy sculptures help close Pierogi’s main space in Brooklyn as they move to Manhattan
500 Years of Earth: A Survey of Landscapes at the Portland Art Museum
A traveling exhibition presents the changing way artists have approached nature over the past half millennium.
The Shadows in Plato’s Cave: Drawings by Joan Tanner
on view at Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, through January 30.
Trees, Petals, Dust, Stone: Andy Goldsworthy at Galerie Lelong
A show of new and old work by the English sculptor illuminates the natural world.
Point at Something: “Very Long Fingers” at Simone Subal
Misshapen figures reveal new ways of thinking about the human body on display.
