A show of “Archimboldo-esque coagulations that insist on being read as faces.”

Extract from Cohen’s monograph on Savu as his show continues at David Nolan through October 22

Jim Nutt: “Trim” and Other Works: 1967 – 2010 at David Nolan Gallery

Dibenedetto, Siena and Ross have defined an architectural endoskeleton within the body of the biomorph.

Although the architecture’s physical decay reflects its economic uselessness, such romantic titles as The Guardian of the Valley and Mountain of Nostalgia lend emotional value to these dour and severe scenes. These paintings speak to the failed utopian ideas in Communism.

Julian Hatton at Elizabeth Harris, Byron Kim at Max Protetch, Alexander Ross at Marianne Boesky and at David Nolan and Tabaimo at James Cohan

His new show opens Thursday, October 30