🚨 Last Chance

In the Museums

Draw Them In, Paint Them Out: Trenton Doyle Hancock Confronts Philip Guston

📍 The Jewish Museum

⏰ closing March 30

❓examining Philip Guston’s influence on Trenton Doyle Hancock and their shared commitment to investigating white supremacism in the US, with themes of self-representation, complicity and role of humor

🔗 see exhibit details. 

In the Galleries

Nick Cave: Amalgams and Graphts

📍 Jack Shainman

⏰ closing March 29

❓ monumental bronze sculptures and intimate mixed media self-portraits, exploring race, class, identity, and resilience

🔗 see exhibit details. 

Michelangelo Pistoletto: To Step Beyond

📍 Lévy Gorvy Dayan

⏰ closing March 29

❓showcasing work across the artist’s career from the 1960s to today, emphasizing his pioneering use of mirrors to challenge the boundaries between art, viewer, and space

🔗 see exhibit details. 

In addition:

• Installation & mixed media exploring time and space: Pablo Dávila: Why Did You Take My Watch? closes at Kasmin on March 29

• Paintings/sculptures on symbols: Robert Indiana: The Source, 1959 - 1969 closes at Kasmin on March 29

• Abstract paintings: Paul Jenkins closes at Timothy Taylor on March 29

FYI: Last week, Cy Twombly at Gagosian closed.

🎉 Just In

In the Museums

No openings to report.

In the Galleries

No openings to report. However, last week the following opened:

• Painting and sculpture examining water and memory: Jennifer Bartlett: On the Water will be on view until April 26 at Marianne Boesky

• Exploring memory, landscape, and California: California is Somewhere Else: Haas Brothers, Dashiell Manley, Anthony Pearson opened at Marianne Boesky, and will be on view until April 19

• Interactive sculpture examining attention and politics: Taryn Simon will be on at Gagosian until April 26

• Familiar, yet alien sculptures: Olivia Erlanger: Spinoff will be open until April 19 at Luhring Augustine

• Painting reflecting natural systems: Sarah Martin-nuss: Future Currents will be on view until April 26 at Rachel Uffner

• Abstract painting and sculpture: Cianne Fragione: What Remains is open at Nunu Fine Art until May 10

   

  

  Jennifer Bartlett ‘Water at Sunset, Swimmers at Sunrise’ (1979) | © Jennifer Bartlett 2013 Trust and courtesy Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York and Aspen and Paula Cooper Gallery, New York)

🗓️ Events of the week

• Camille Henrot & Agustín Fuentes on ‘Camille Henrot. A Number of Things’ (Hauser & Wirth, March 29, 2pm) — walkthrough with the artist

• Artbook | D.A.P. Sample Sale at Ursula Bookshop (Ursula Bookshop, Mar 29, 12-5pm) — sample sale of books at priced at $5, $10, or $20

• Sunday at The Met—Caspar David Friedrich: The Soul of Nature (The Met, Mar 30, 2-3:30pm) — range of experts considering our ongoing and changing relationship with the natural world in the context of Friedrich; registration recommended

• The Leonard A. Lauder Distinguished Scholar Lecture—Navigating Modernism: Beauford Delaney 1940–1965 (The Met, Mar 28, 6-7pm) — Senior Curator Adrienne Childs on Beauford Delaney’s humanist vision

• Poetry &: In Search of Sugarcane / The Break-Up with LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs and Gabri Christa (Dia Chelsea, March 29, 12-3pm) — Diggs debuting at new multimedia project

📚 Further Reading

• A Guided Tour: Inside the Splendor of the New Frick — The NYTimes

• One Painting Got Me Through Winter — The NYTimes

• Condition Report: Guillaume Cerutti of Christie’s, Part II | to read the full article from Puck, sign up here

• U.S. Museums Could Benefit From Offering Free Admission: Report — Artnet

• A New Cecily Brown Show at the Barnes Reveals a Painter in Her Prime — Cultured Mag

• Introducing the Intelligence Report: The Year Ahead 2025 — Artnet

• Marina Abramović Has a Wild New NFT Project: ‘You Will Have a Crystal in Your Body’ — Artnet

• Frank Bowling Got His Start in the Art World as a Life Model. At 91, He’s Getting His First Solo Show In France. — Cultured Mag

• How Yoko Ono Met John Lennon at a Solo Exhibition in 1966 — ARTnews

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