Sharon Ya'ari
Leap Toward Yourself concurrent with Tel Aviv Museum Show
Large scale photography from Isreali Artist who shoots the Quotidian, but reveals interesting in the everyday. Check it out.
Andrea Meislin Gallery
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East of Dirty
Urs Fischer
YES
Gagosian Gallery Pop-up Shop 104 Delancy Street inside an abandoned Chase Bank
Bronze sculptures from the YES series originally stage at the the Geffen Contemporary in 2013 by 1,500 participants. These pieces are cast bronzes from that series. Playful, direct and fun. Check it out.
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East of Dirty
Urs Fischer
Last Supper
Gagosian Gallery 821 Park Ave.
Cast bronze sculptures from the YES series made at Geffen Contemporary by 1,500 participants in 2013. The class has been recast in bronze and has a very physicality to it as if it was just made. Massive sense of humor in this piece. Sculptures on the table of tacos, budweiser cans, cigarettes, etc. Check it out.
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Erwin Wurm
Synthesa
One of the funniest artists out there. Everything is infused with a biting sense of humor. Check it out.
Lehmann Maupin Gallery
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Jeff Elrod
Rabbit Ears
Very graphic and visual canvasses. The depth of field is amazing.
Luhring Augustine Gallery
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See it today! Sebastian Masuda | Colorful Rebellion - Seventh Nightmare at Kianga Ellis Projects, 516 W. 25th Street, Studio 306B NYC. Gallery hours: Wed - Sat, 11am - 6pm. Photos by GION.
We haven’t seen this yet, but it’s definitely on our list.
Art Collector Monica Welsh with Jonathan Levine at the opening of his new gallery on 23rd street.
Artists Anonymous
Old Game New
The first show at Jonathan’s new space on 23rd street. Artists Anonymous from Berlin and London uses visuals that are a negative/positive take on Alice in Wonderland with video projections and a completely immersive environment resembling a life-sized pop-up book
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Michael Kagan
Thunder in the distance
Space is the place. Very impastoey space visuals in this additional solo show at Joshua Liner Gallery. Press release here: http://bit.ly/1ikXz2n
Gregory Johnston
Chromatic Interactions
These enamel on aluminum panels are richly painted as if ripped from an automative plant, yet the remind of Joesph Albers and his color field work. Cool and very modern way to update the past. Check it out.