“We want to have some fun”: Karen Schaupeter Describes IABF
A new art book fair launches in Greenpoint.
Studio Visit (in a Garden): Oona Zlamany calls on David Hockney in London
David Hockney RA: 82 Portraits and 1 Still-life, on view through October 2
The Autobiography of a Garden: Andrew Raftery in Conversation with Mary Jones
His show, at Ryan Lee, is the culmination of an 8-year project
Nicole Wermers at Tanya Bonakdar
Nicole Wermers’s sculptures operate both as clever art-historical jibes and contemporary political satire. Their ergonomic and utilitarian construction, using industrially produced materials, continues a kind of mainline homage to Marcel Duchamp, staging objects in ways that highlight their alien nature. Her Vertical Awnings series (rolled-up awnings with colored stripes) is coyly reminiscent of Daniel Buren’s stripes and Nancy … Continued
“Art in a social universe”: Wilfredo Prieto in Conversation with Leslie Moody Castro
The sculptor talks about his exhibition in Mexico DF and cultural politics.
“Why is everything going on here?”: Nancy Whitenack Talks Dallas Art
One of Dallas’s longtime dealers talks about the city’s emerging arts scene and its history.
“Je suis le tigre dans la montagne”: Marie Peter-Toltz in conversation with Paul D’Agostino
“I’m conveying with paint how it feels to nurture and care while being feral”
Virva Hinnemo at Anita Rogers
Her exhibition at Anita Rogers continues through June 18.
“If Only Bella Abzug Were Here” at Marc Straus
Celebrating Bella Abzug and the first time a woman has been named as candidate for president by a major political party.
“The Conference of The Birds” at Shirley Fiterman Art Center
The exhibition continues through July 9.
