The Zen of Tchotchkes and the Politics of Mens Suits: Charles LeDray at the Whitney
workworkworkworkwork up through February 13
An Everyday Eternity: A Show of Late Renoir
The exhibition inaugurated Hammer Galleries new premises.
Paragon of Modernism: Esteban Vicente at the Grey
NYU’s exhibition of his collage and sculpture is up through March 26.
“You Can’t Beat The Clock”: Christian Marclay at Paula Cooper
The Clock, a Frankenstein monster of a movie, is on view through February 19.
Devotion at the Kitchen
Sarah Michelson and the New York City Players, running through January 22
Captured Through Accumulation: The Reworked Portraits of Anthony Fisher
Exhibition was at Galerie Mourlot, the Boston artist’s second New York solo
The Benevolent Ringmaster: Vik Muniz and his portraits in garbage
WASTE LAND, directed by Lucy Walker, to be broadcast April 19 at 10PM EST on PBS
Frida Kahlo: Her Photos
It should come as no surprise that Frida Kahlo, whose own dramatic life was the primary subject of her art, kept a major collection of photographs important to her. With the intense interest in Kahlo created by Hayden Herrera’s seminal biography, you might in fact wonder, why have we never seen these photos? Okay, funny … Continued
In the Shadow of the Parthenon
Report from… Athens, and evidence of the heroic spirit in recent Greek painting.
The Raw and the Cooked: The late paintings of Hans Hartung
The French-German abstractionist’s first New York show since 1975, up through December 30
