The Primary Fact Opening Tuesday, June 26 at the International Studio and Curatorial Program, 6 pm to 8 pm. On view through October 12. Did…
Tonight, A Chasm Of Art And Performance Opens Again In Brooklyn
In December 2016, we spoke with artist and curator Julia Sinelnikova (known in some circles as The Oracle) about her festival CHASM, which intended to be…
An Exhibit Pairing Death and Femininity Brings Life To Bushwick
Last week at Bushwick gallery Powrplnt, a group of colorfully-dressed folk sat down and discussed gender. They spoke of societal constructs, deadnames, toxic masculinity, and how…
Not A Real Body Farm, Sad & Asian Creations, and More Art Shows
Body Farm Opening Thursday, August 24 at Paradice Palase, 4 pm to 9 pm. One night only. Ok, to ease your nerves (or disappoint you),…
Artist Lorna Simpson Brings Her Arresting Collages to the Bowery
Lorna Simpson is returning to Salon 94 for her third exhibition at the Bowery gallery. The Brooklyn-born artist became well-known in the mid-’80s for her large-scale works…
Kim Gordon’s New Show: Fear of Lost Art and Ideas in a Changing City
As of today, a new body of work by Kim Gordon is living at 303 Gallery in Chelsea, a white box like most others on…
Dina Gadia’s Collages Are Chopped and Screwed Visions of a Golden Age
Dina Gadia’s pulpy, graphic collages, now on view at Greenpoint’s Owen James Gallery, bring to mind a ’50s wholesomeness and tropical kitsch while at the…