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US Reviews Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Laura Owens’s Painted Sugar Rush Overtaking two of Matthews Marks Gallery’s New York locations, her installations explode stale hierarchies of taste BY Wendy Vogel | 01 Apr 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / With Plastic-Eating Enzymes, Xin Liu Critiques Consumerism In her exhibition at Management, New York, the artist presents a dissolving model city with an uncertain afterlife BY Annabel Keenan | 27 Mar 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Heaving with Images’: the Defiant Painting of Sofía Bohtlingk At Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, a significant survey by the artist charts her ongoing experiments in gestural and accumulative brushstrokes BY Ana Vogelfang | 18 Mar 25 READ MORE Showing results 1-20 of 265 Exhibition Reviews Must-See: Alioune Diagne’s Language of Abstraction At Templon Gallery, New York, the artist’s pointilist canvases probe the politics of legibility and identity BY Shameekia Shantel Johnson | 15 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Julien Creuzet Charts a Liquid Futurism Building on his presentation at the Venice Biennale, the artist’s show at The Bell, Providence reflects on diasporic wisdoms BY Rebecca Rose Cuomo | 10 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Patty Chang Explores Rituals of Touch At BANK NYC, the show is most effective when it engages with haptics at a distance BY Louis Bury | 08 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Sophie Calle Unveils ‘Ideas Which Have Gone Nowhere’ At Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, a show of abandoned projects sees the artist contemplating endings BY Nicholas Gamso | 03 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Shilpa Gupta Meditates on Silence’s Weight The artist’s minimalist interventions at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Los Angeles, grapple with absence, erasure and exile BY Vanessa Holyoak | 13 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews Christine Sun Kim Conveys the Intricacy of American Sign Language At the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, the artist explores the unique qualities of ASL through drawing, video and sculpture BY Geoffrey Mak | 11 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews Marc Kokopeli’s Devices Embrace Half-Baked Nostalgia Riffing on a technology trade fair, the artist’s show at Reena Spaulings Fine Art, New York, suggests that what’s onscreen doesn’t matter BY Jeppe Ugelvig | 06 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews The Witchy Surrealism of Gertrude Abercrombie A retrospective at Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, traces the artist’s insistent, strange and utterly distinct iconography across three decades BY Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer | 04 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews Carl Cheng Makes Art for the Anthropocene The meeting of environment and technology is front and centre in the Californian artist’s retrospective at Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia BY Cassie Packard | 25 Feb 25 Exhibition Reviews Bethany Collins Creates from Destruction At Seattle Art Museum, the artist uses redaction and erasure to reflect the ways in which language can be reborn BY Claudia Ross | 13 Feb 25 Exhibition Reviews The Timeless Light of Etel Adnan A tight retrospective at White Cube, New York, transcends and mystifies in equal measure BY Joseph Akel | 05 Feb 25 Exhibition Reviews Char Jeré Sets Us Adrift with Black Sonicity Featuring sound machines and satellites, the artist’s show at Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York challenges the supposed neutrality of ‘white noise’ BY Zoë Hopkins | 31 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews ‘The Living End’ Asks How Technology Changed Painting Spanning five decades, a show at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, traces the evolving relationship between painting and invention BY Cat Kron | 28 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews The Humour in Michael Asher’s Institutional Critique It may be a fool’s errand to mount an exhibition devoted to this conceptual artist – but New York’s Artists Space (mostly) pulls it off BY Marko Gluhaich | 23 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews Leslie Hewitt’s Photographs Revel in Buried Symbolism The artist’s sparse, poetic show at Perrotin, Los Angeles, approaches post-minimalism as a vehicle for historical remembrance BY Jessica Simmons-Reid | 21 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews Cady Noland’s Dioramas of Cruelty At Glenstone Museum, Potomac, the artist identifies violence at the core of American society – and risks reinscribing it BY Madeleine Seidel | 16 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews Les Levine Riffs on Van Gogh Fever At Ulrik, New York, the artist’s parodic installation contends with the seemingly immutable legend of ‘Vincent, who cut off his ear’ BY Chris Murtha | 14 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews In ‘Scientia Sexualis’, The Scientific is Political A group show at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles provides vital context for the continuous battles over bodily autonomy BY Grace Byron | 07 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews When Paul P. Thinks of Boys At Greene Naftali, New York, the artist transforms vintage gay pornography into paintings – to ‘soul-dissolvingly, corrosively beautiful’ effect BY Simon Wu | 05 Dec 24 Opinion At Mass MoCA, Jeffrey Gibson Creates Space for Collaboration In the Indigenous artist’s performance-packed exhibition, power comes from celebrating difference BY Jesse Dorris | 03 Dec 24 PREV 1 / 14 NEXT
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Laura Owens’s Painted Sugar Rush Overtaking two of Matthews Marks Gallery’s New York locations, her installations explode stale hierarchies of taste BY Wendy Vogel | 01 Apr 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / With Plastic-Eating Enzymes, Xin Liu Critiques Consumerism In her exhibition at Management, New York, the artist presents a dissolving model city with an uncertain afterlife BY Annabel Keenan | 27 Mar 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Heaving with Images’: the Defiant Painting of Sofía Bohtlingk At Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, a significant survey by the artist charts her ongoing experiments in gestural and accumulative brushstrokes BY Ana Vogelfang | 18 Mar 25 READ MORE Showing results 1-20 of 265 Exhibition Reviews Must-See: Alioune Diagne’s Language of Abstraction At Templon Gallery, New York, the artist’s pointilist canvases probe the politics of legibility and identity BY Shameekia Shantel Johnson | 15 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Julien Creuzet Charts a Liquid Futurism Building on his presentation at the Venice Biennale, the artist’s show at The Bell, Providence reflects on diasporic wisdoms BY Rebecca Rose Cuomo | 10 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Patty Chang Explores Rituals of Touch At BANK NYC, the show is most effective when it engages with haptics at a distance BY Louis Bury | 08 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Sophie Calle Unveils ‘Ideas Which Have Gone Nowhere’ At Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, a show of abandoned projects sees the artist contemplating endings BY Nicholas Gamso | 03 Apr 25 Exhibition Reviews Shilpa Gupta Meditates on Silence’s Weight The artist’s minimalist interventions at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Los Angeles, grapple with absence, erasure and exile BY Vanessa Holyoak | 13 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews Christine Sun Kim Conveys the Intricacy of American Sign Language At the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, the artist explores the unique qualities of ASL through drawing, video and sculpture BY Geoffrey Mak | 11 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews Marc Kokopeli’s Devices Embrace Half-Baked Nostalgia Riffing on a technology trade fair, the artist’s show at Reena Spaulings Fine Art, New York, suggests that what’s onscreen doesn’t matter BY Jeppe Ugelvig | 06 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews The Witchy Surrealism of Gertrude Abercrombie A retrospective at Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, traces the artist’s insistent, strange and utterly distinct iconography across three decades BY Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer | 04 Mar 25 Exhibition Reviews Carl Cheng Makes Art for the Anthropocene The meeting of environment and technology is front and centre in the Californian artist’s retrospective at Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia BY Cassie Packard | 25 Feb 25 Exhibition Reviews Bethany Collins Creates from Destruction At Seattle Art Museum, the artist uses redaction and erasure to reflect the ways in which language can be reborn BY Claudia Ross | 13 Feb 25 Exhibition Reviews The Timeless Light of Etel Adnan A tight retrospective at White Cube, New York, transcends and mystifies in equal measure BY Joseph Akel | 05 Feb 25 Exhibition Reviews Char Jeré Sets Us Adrift with Black Sonicity Featuring sound machines and satellites, the artist’s show at Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York challenges the supposed neutrality of ‘white noise’ BY Zoë Hopkins | 31 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews ‘The Living End’ Asks How Technology Changed Painting Spanning five decades, a show at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, traces the evolving relationship between painting and invention BY Cat Kron | 28 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews The Humour in Michael Asher’s Institutional Critique It may be a fool’s errand to mount an exhibition devoted to this conceptual artist – but New York’s Artists Space (mostly) pulls it off BY Marko Gluhaich | 23 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews Leslie Hewitt’s Photographs Revel in Buried Symbolism The artist’s sparse, poetic show at Perrotin, Los Angeles, approaches post-minimalism as a vehicle for historical remembrance BY Jessica Simmons-Reid | 21 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews Cady Noland’s Dioramas of Cruelty At Glenstone Museum, Potomac, the artist identifies violence at the core of American society – and risks reinscribing it BY Madeleine Seidel | 16 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews Les Levine Riffs on Van Gogh Fever At Ulrik, New York, the artist’s parodic installation contends with the seemingly immutable legend of ‘Vincent, who cut off his ear’ BY Chris Murtha | 14 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews In ‘Scientia Sexualis’, The Scientific is Political A group show at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles provides vital context for the continuous battles over bodily autonomy BY Grace Byron | 07 Jan 25 Exhibition Reviews When Paul P. Thinks of Boys At Greene Naftali, New York, the artist transforms vintage gay pornography into paintings – to ‘soul-dissolvingly, corrosively beautiful’ effect BY Simon Wu | 05 Dec 24 Opinion At Mass MoCA, Jeffrey Gibson Creates Space for Collaboration In the Indigenous artist’s performance-packed exhibition, power comes from celebrating difference BY Jesse Dorris | 03 Dec 24 PREV 1 / 14 NEXT
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Laura Owens’s Painted Sugar Rush Overtaking two of Matthews Marks Gallery’s New York locations, her installations explode stale hierarchies of taste BY Wendy Vogel | 01 Apr 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / With Plastic-Eating Enzymes, Xin Liu Critiques Consumerism In her exhibition at Management, New York, the artist presents a dissolving model city with an uncertain afterlife BY Annabel Keenan | 27 Mar 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Heaving with Images’: the Defiant Painting of Sofía Bohtlingk At Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, a significant survey by the artist charts her ongoing experiments in gestural and accumulative brushstrokes BY Ana Vogelfang | 18 Mar 25 READ MORE