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The impact of Frank Stella’s early fusillades in black, aluminum, and copper is too enormous to distill, nearly fifty years after their conception. Beloved and enigmatic, the pai
The sociological output of Dutch photographer Rineke Dijkstra appears simple enough on the surface. Yet, as this retrospective emphasizes, her enigmatic work is continually strengt
The fourteen highest mountains in the world, known collectively as the eight-thousanders (peaks over 8,000 meters above sea level) and located in the Himalayan and Karakoram mounta
For their debut exhibition in New York, Decolonizing Architecture/Art Residency (DAAR) presents Common Assembly, 2011, an ongoing project by the Israeli-Palestinian collective (fou
In his latest exhibition—comprising three films and a set of screenprints— Duncan Campbell juxtaposes television network footage with dramatic reenactments while using structur
Concrete verbs form the foundation of Tauba Auerbach’s latest show, “Float.” Possessed of the systematic logic of Sol LeWitt and the perceptual fetish of Bridget Riley, Auerb
Jennifer Wen Ma’s Hanging Garden in Ink, 2012, a site-specific commission, offers her latest experiment with the organic properties of mo, or ink. Inspired by the mythical hangin
With over one hundred photo and photomontage works from the past 150 years assembled in a single room, “Utopia/Dystopia,” taken as a whole, is as much a study in jarring ruptur
In three concurrent shows, Nunzio presents recent sculptures in wood and lead that reveal a dialogue between luminosity and darkness, weight and lightness. At Alessandra Bonomo, Se
Jean-Luc Moulène’s yearlong exhibition “Opus + One” comprises three distinct modules dispersed throughout the vast building. The most beguiling of all is the large gallery o
It’s a bit incredible: From 1974 to 1978, the Manitoba Museum of Finds Art (MMoFA) held exhibitions, acquired a permanent collection, commissioned artworks, hosted performances a
A pile of large cardboard boxes in the center of the gallery greets visitors to this exhibition by the Athens-based artist and architect Andreas Angelidakis. Upon careful observati
