US Reviews

From Liliana Porter’s new commission at Dia Bridgehampton, New York, to Hugh Hayden’s explorations into childhood, here are the latest exhibitions across the US

The artist’s show at kurimanzutto, New York grapples with a transgenerational experience of a conflict that’s often overlooked and largely unresolved

At Night Gallery, Los Angeles, the artist’s sardonic creations reveal the human cost of imperial intervention and unchecked capitalism

In two concurrent New York exhibitions at Dia Beacon and Dia Chelsea, the filmmaker and artist explores visibility in a racialized world

In the artist’s debut show with Petzel Gallery, New York, eight gleaming, machinic sculptures upend expectations with flickers of strangeness

At Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston, the artist’s majestic figures powerfully embody the syncretism of the Caribbean despite a cramped presentation

A ‘survey’ of his upbringing, the artist’s hometown exhibition at Dallas’s Nasher Sculpture Center reimagines cafeteria furniture and science-class skeletons

An urgent exhibition at Jane Lombard Gallery, New York, underscores the artist’s ongoing commitment to exploring migration and displacement

The artist’s first institutional survey at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art assembles her eclectic ceramics, some of which she made with her husband

Featuring a new commission, the artist’s show at Dia Bridgehampton asks how viewing conditions and context shape perception

Curatorial misfires leave a lot to be desired in the artist’s confusing survey at the Guggenheim Museum

The capacious theme of this seven-artist show at Silverlens, New York, invites affinities outside of the basis of identity

At Bel Ami, Los Angeles, a show pairing Covey Gong and Monique Mouton questions networks of value in commercial galleries

At Aspen Art Museum, the artist-curator arranged private collection works to reflect the layout of an ancient Roman townhouse

A sprawling exhibition at SITE Santa Fe pairs Robert Smithson’s installations, photographs and early drawings with Teresita Fernández’s medium-defying works

A show at Francis Gallery, Los Angeles, features decades of drawings by the celebrated novelist, playwright, essayist and poet

Displayed in a labyrinth at Pace Gallery, New York, the artist's latest ‘Black Dada’ paintings fail to generate productive friction

In a two-venue show at Karma, New York, the artist's hallucinogenic compositions see her staring into the heart of trauma

At Sprüth Magers, Los Angeles, a selection of the artist’s works from the 1980s examines how images of power and brutality operate in mass media

In a fabric-forward show at Bridget Donahue, New York, the artist presents clothing and tapestries marked by conviction and grace