Erwin Wurm
Synthesa
Opportunity to meet the artist in person: Friday February 28th 6-8pm. Not to be missed, love his sense of humor!
http://www.lehmannmaupin.com — **Erwin Wurm**

Synthesa

Opportunity to meet the artist in person: Friday February 28th 6-8pm. Not to be missed, love his sense of humor!

http://www.lehmannmaupin.com

Alex Prager does Portlandia.
Check our February 2nd post to see more of Alex’s work. — Alex Prager does Portlandia.

Check our February 2nd post to see more of Alex’s work.

“Horizontal Progressions”, Sol LeWitt

The cube has always been the basis for Sol LeWitt’s work. What enjoyed about this exhibit and what can not experience from these pictures, are the changing positive and negative spaces in these pieces as you walk around them. They are very cool and I encourage you to get out and take a look for yourself.

Pace Gallery, 508 West 25th Street

January 24th - February 22nd

On a side note:

Currently MassMoca has a collection of Sol LeWitt’s wall works done by artisans with specific instructions written by LeWitt. The collection will be up until 2033.

http://www.massmoca.org/lewitt/

“Melt/Spurt” by Fred Wilson
In this work, white glass appears melted on the floor in contrast to a black teardrop.
Grounded Show, PACE Gallery 535 West 25thJanuary 17th - February 22nd — **“Melt/Spurt” by Fred Wilson**

In this work, white glass appears melted on the floor in contrast to a black teardrop.

Grounded Show, PACE Gallery 535 West 25th
January 17th - February 22nd

“Colony” by Tara Donovan

Donovan transforms the ordinary through scale and repetition in this floor sculpture made from pencils.

Grounded, PACE Gallery 535 West 25th

January 17th - February 22nd

Thrush Holmes “All Lit Up on Wine”

Mike Weiss Gallery January 24th - March 1 • 520 West 24th

http://www.mikeweissgallery.com/exhibition/74/press_release/

David LaChapelle, Land Scape

If you don’t know David LaChapelle, he usually does celebrity portraits in pre-setup scenes. Here’s a link: http://www.lachapellestudio.com/portraits/

But here he’s doing these manufactured landscapes focusing on oil refineries and gas stations. If you look closely the scenes are made from hair curlers, straws, tin cans and pie tins. Its pretty crazy and not to be missed in person. Definitely worth the trip.

Paul Kasmin Gallery, January 17th - March 1st

293 Tenth Avenue

“Pink Sky” by Maren Hassinger
This show challenges the notion that socially or politically charged content (in this case plastic shopping bags) cannot coexist with Beauty and Form.
On view at the Susan Inglett Gallery 522 West 24th thru … — **“Pink Sky” by Maren Hassinger**

This show challenges the notion that socially or politically charged content (in this case plastic shopping bags) cannot coexist with Beauty and Form.

On view at the Susan Inglett Gallery 522 West 24th thru February 1st

BroLab Dead Lift Show at Freight + Volume

BroLab is a collective of NYC based artists Ryan Roa, Jonathan Brand, Adam Brent, Travis LeRoy Southworth, and Rahul Alexander. Dead Lift refers to a situation that requires all one’s strength or ingenuity, the lifting of weight without momentum. BroLab starts a project by questioning how a space can be activated. What will create a conversation, what will solve a problem, what will be useful? They say, “Our projects come from a combination of opportunity and risk.”

On view at Freight + Volume now thru February 8th, 530 West 24th