Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the 1960s @ Brooklyn Museum
Show ends on the 6th of July.
For more info: www.brooklynmuseum.org
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Robert Heinecken: Object Matter @ The MoMA
Show ends on the 7th of September.
For more info: www.moma.org
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Gavin Kenyon: Reliquary Void @ MoMA PS1
Show ends on the 14th of September.
For more info: www.momaps1.org
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Kazunari Hattori "Graphics" @ +81 Japan Creative Gallery
Show ends on the 28th of this month.
For more info: www.plus81.us
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"Pain is Invisible" a solo exhibition by Kathleen Ching
Taking place @ Cuchifritos Gallery
Show ends March 2nd.
For more information visit www.artistsallianceinc.org
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Doug Wheeler (solo show) @ David Zwirner Gallery
Ends March 29
For more information visit www.davidzwirner.com
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"Landscapes" by David LaChapelle @ Paul Kasmin Gallery
Show ends March 1
For more info visit www.paulkasmingallery.com
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"City as Canvas" only @ Museum of the City of New York
Show ends August 24
For more info visit www.mcny.org
Isa Genzken's expansive and influential work has been showcasing at the MoMA for quite some time now. But you only have a few weeks left to see to it! For those of you visiting or in the area, here's a nudge to see the Retrospective.
Isa Genzken, has been producing art for the last thirty years and counting. Lucky for us, the MoMA is one of the first museums in the US to display such a comprehensive retrospective of her work. Not only that, we're also getting the chance to indulge in a female's artist point of view, which is pretty refreshing after all the retrospectives and studies dedicated to male artists.
We get to see all the different types of mediums she has worked in, and some pieces get their first round of being displayed to an American audience. Something to pay a little more attention to when you visit: her assemblage of the "Schauspieler" or mannequins as you enter her exhibition. Each one is dressed differently and so vividly and behind them are old posters from previous art shows. It's definitely eye-catching.
For those of you who appreciate lost and found or collage work, make sure you make this a priority on your next round of art-ing!
For more information on the exhibition please visit the MoMA website here.
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