New York

Pablo Bronstein

The Metropolitan keeps a substantial part of its contemporary display in an awkward position: a horseshoe-shaped suite of galleries between the first and second floors. On the floo

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New York

Daniel Bozhkov

Where traditional institutional critique often dissatisfies with self-congratulatory rhetoric or a failure to engage its audience, Daniel Bozhkov’s project at this museum engulfs

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New York

PROW

How might artists position themselves between entertainment culture and traditional techniques of representation such as drawing? How might those different possibilities map onto t

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Paris

Keren Cytter

This exhibition, Keren Cytter’s first in France, consists of the videos Four Seasons, 2009, Something Happened, 2007, Der Spiegel (The Mirror), 2007, The Mysterious Series, 2000

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New York

Marlo Pascual

The line that lies between sculpture and photography has been explored to the point of near erasure in some recent art. In Marlo Pascual’s first solo exhibition at this gallery,

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San Francisco

Shannon Ebner

Shannon Ebner’s latest exhibition, “Signal Hill,” continues her semiotic adventures through photography. Here, Ebner transposes her willfully oblique hermeneutics to immateri

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Paris

Jean Michel Alberola

Jean Michel Alberola’s exhibition at this gallery offers his latest series of works, which range from paintings to wall drawings. Through a patchwork of figurative and abstract e

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Berlin

Manuel Graf

What is work? Today’s art world isn’t good at drawing a clear line between professional, social, and personal activities or interchanges. In “Buchtipp 2,” Manuel Graf’s d

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London

Ryan Mosley

Ryan Mosley likes to borrow freely from art history. In his recent paintings, there are cartoonlike blobs of flesh that recall Guston, Gauguinesque landscapes filled with garish co

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Los Angeles

Joe Sola

As Joe Sola would have it, art is a culture industry that is simultaneously ridiculous and totally irresistible. His works relate to the field like an overenthusiastic child who sq

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Houston

Robert Pruitt

A reference to the first DC Comic to feature a black superhero, Robert Pruitt’s new exhibition, “The Forever People,” attempts to harness the attitudes of the hippie generati

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Basel

“Old Ideas”

Leonard Cohen originally called Dear Heather, his 2004 album, Old Ideas, a nod to its assemblage of literary and musical influences of yore. This month, the title—with the ardent

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