“Small Talk” Eludes Legibility and Invites Infinite Encounters
Iván Navarro’s solo exhibition at Miriam Gallery dissolves symbols and rhetoric into syllables and sounds.
“There is only one try”: An Interview With Hyun-Sook Song
At Sprüth Magers New York, Song’s solo show is animated by deliberate, tension-filled lines.
JinJin Xu: “Against This Earth, She Knocks”
A poet and artist documents how dislocation affects migrant women workers.
Tactile Oppositions in Linda Stark’s “Ethereal Material”
Stark engages with tarot archetypes to delve inwards and reveal complex possibilities of emotional states, desire, and being.
Peter McGough: “Alphabet”
A solo exhibition at Karma Gallery explores the intersections of queerness, the body, and the power of photography.
Uncertain Afterlives: Anicka Yi’s “There Exists Another Evolution, But In This One”
The artist’s solo exhibition views technologization through an expansive concept of evolution that de-centers humanity.
Reinventing Entanglement: Lulu Luyao Chang’s “Little Knots in My Hair”
Cynthia Chen reviews Chang’s debut solo exhibition at Gallery 456.
Tim Noble’s “Happy Land” Incites Raw Subjectivity
The British artist unpacks minutiae, dysmorphia, and his reckoning with technological or mediatic falsities.
Gabriela Salazar’s Diaristic “No Shoulder”
Efraín López presents Salazar’s solo exhibition, featuring drawings and sculpture to reveal the intricacies of documenting the everyday.
Marjorie Van Cura’s Lines of Resistance
An artist captures the tenacious energy of protests, heralding the urgency of collective action.
Michael Wang Challenges Visions of a Nuclear Future
Yellow Earth by Michael Wang presents the ethically ambiguous relationship between humans and uranium.
Christina Barrera’s “Revolutionary Festival”
Christina Barrera presents her politically engaged work in her first solo exhibition in NYC at MAMA Projects.
Brianna Rose Brooks: Come Back As A Flower
At Deli Gallery, Brianna Rose Brooks blends memories with sentiments of Black intimacy and vulnerability, exploring fiction and the beautiful messiness of existence.
Alejandra Seeber and the Freedom of Listening to the Creative Process
Argentine artist Alejandra Seeber presents her first solo exhibition and career survey in New York City, Interior with Landscapes, at the Americas Society (AS/COA).