New York

At Luhring Augustine, New York, the sculptor's embalmed everyday objects memorialize both personal and collective transformation

At TRAMPS, New York, the stalwart of the Lower East Side art and music scenes transmutes a painful personal archive into new assemblages

At Greene Naftali, New York, the shape-shifting collective's new paintings and sculptures reveal the limits of a generational cynicism in 2023

An exhibition of recent work at Marc Straus, New York, draws on diasporic African religious customs and personal mystery

The artist draws on the concept of the ‘matrix’ to reimagine the role of the individual in a time of media saturation

From a survey of Deana Lawson to an international exhibition foregrounding US imperialism since 1945, here are the top shows to see across the US

At Casey Kaplan, New York, the South African artist transforms everyday materials into colossal tapestries inspired by movements that characterize the dances of his homeland

At The Shed, New York, figurative paintings on pardo paper lead us to reconsider our own positions in relation to artworks and museum spaces

At Amant, Brooklyn, the women-led group show fluidly reimagines the mythological creature in a media-spanning exhibition

In her solo exhibition at MARCH, New York, the artist depicts communal life in scenes of both peace and violence as a site for political revolution

The duo’s solo exhibition at the New Museum, New York, shows multiple facets of Brazilian identity

In collaboration with Voloshyn Gallery in Kyiv, this exhibition at Fridman Gallery foregrounds the Ukrainian women at the discursive frontiers of history

‘ALL VERBS’ at Hauser & Wirth highlights more nuanced forms of action in the artist’s oeuvre

The artist’s survey at the Japan Society, New York, foregrounds the body, labour and process

Paige K. Bradley profiles the NYC radio station that subverts the role of the celebrity and has a place for everyone on its airwaves

At El Museo del Barrio, New York, a survey of its founder reveals the artist’s commitment to making by unmaking

At 52 Walker, New York, the artist’s installation sets the stage for a production sans human actors

On the occasion of her solo show at David Lewis Gallery, the artist speaks to Lucy Ives about the surreal relationship between digital memory and oil painting

At Essex Street, New York, the artist presents an array of prefabricated objects through the lens of disability and chronic illness

At Petzel Gallery, New York, the artist presents a suite of paintings inspired by the life-simulation game