A coeval of the Abstract Expressionists, Mathieu (1921–2012) isn’t well known on these shores, but he’s considered one of France’s most ...
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“Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving”
Feb 8 2019-May 12 2019 Showing some of Frida Kahlo’s most important paintings, this exhibition takes a deep dive into the artist and h...
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Glass (2019)
PG-13 | 2h 9min | Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi Security guard David Dunn uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a dis...
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Anastasia
Inspired by the beloved films, Anastasia transports us from the twilight of the Russian Empire to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s, ...
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Aladdin at New Amsterdam Theatre
Disney unveils its latest cartoon-to-musical project: the tale of a boy, an uncorked spirit and an aerodynamic rug. Composer Alan Menken...
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Sanford Darling, “House of a Thousand Paintings”
Darling (1894-1973) was an otherwise ordinary man with an admittedly restless resume: Commercial fisherman, Hollywood stuntman, chiropra...
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Joe Fyfe, “But a Flag Has Flown Away” at Nathalie Karg Gallery
Until Sunday February 10 2019 Funky yet elegant, formal yet throwaway, abstract yet representational—these contradictions define Fyfe’...
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Marlon Mullen at JTT in NYC
A self-taught artist with autism spectrum disorder, Mullen is one of several names associated with the Bay Area’s NIAD Center For Art &a...
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Ella Kruglyanskaya at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise
Kruglyanskaya’s vibrantly cartoonish paintings of stylized female figures have made a specialty of sending up traditional depictions wom...
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“David Wojnarowicz: History Keeps Me Awake at Night”
A firebrand who raged against the hypocrisy and cruelty of American society through his incendiary art, David Wojnarowicz shot like a co...
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“Like Life: Sculpture, Color, and the Body (1300–Now)”
Jeff Koons met Donatello in this Met Breuer show exploring 800 years of Western figurative sculpture. Equal parts thematic omnibus and c...
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“Alberto Giacometti: Intimate Immensity Sculptures, 1935–1945”
Following in the wake of the Guggenheim’s masterful survey of Alberto Giacometti (1901–1966), this exhibit focuses on a point in the art...
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Walter Robinson, “Salad, Candles and Money”
Never one to beat around the bush in terms of subject matter, Robinson, a painter, writer and Colab/Pictures Generations veteran, presen...
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Peter Halley, “Unseen Paintings 1997–2002, From the Collection of Gian Enzo Sperone”
The 1980s saw a revival of Pop Art and Minimalist aesthetics under the rubric, “Neo-Geo,” which quickly produced art-stars such as Peter...
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Hak Vogrin, "Don’t Waste Yer Time Look’n at this Painting! Git Ta Tha Mall an Buy! Buy! Buy!"
These days, revivals of forgotten artistic careers are a dime a dozen, but this two-space re-introduction to Hak Vogrin (1920–2009) reve...
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