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Marian Goodman Gallery presents As Land Remembers, an exhibition about Denniston Hill, the artist residency founded by artists Julie Mehretu and Paul Pfeiffer and architectural historian Lawrence Chua.

From historical shows about labor to investigations of color to John Singer Sargent鈥檚 renderings of hands, we鈥檙e enjoying a variety of art this week.

A show highlighting work by members of the collective fierce pussy presents them not out on the streets, but communing with one another, like family.

Josh Pazda Hiram Butler Gallery is currently celebrating its fortieth anniversary with the exhibition Time-Line, curated with an intellectually rigorous aesthetic imagination by Josh Pazda.

Ovals of color hover in pairs, one above the other, close but rarely touching.

Today we live amidst epidemics that affect all of us, humans and non-humans alike.

The title of the Palais de Tokyo鈥檚 current show homes in on one of the museum鈥檚 raisons d鈥櫭猼re: the exhibited, the exposed. 

Carrie Yamaoka still isn鈥檛 exactly sure how to describe her category-defying art.

At Glasstire, we鈥檙e always paying attention to art books from Texas and beyond. 

For what is the final chapter of a three part series, Colored People Time: Banal Presents is a compelling, and rarely heard story of a national disgrace in America.

Addressing the theme 鈥淭ime Has Gone,鈥� the ninth edition of the LagosPhoto Festival took place last year from October 27 through November 15.

The collective fierce pussy will create a window installation for the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in New York as part of the institution鈥檚 ongoing public art commission program 鈥淨UEERPOWER.鈥�

This week, we bring you the top end-of-the-year shows in New York you won鈥檛 want to miss. On view now through the holidays, here鈥檚 what to see around the city.

This fall the New Museum presents 鈥淭rigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon,鈥� a major exhibition investigating gender鈥檚 place in contemporary art and culture at a moment of political upheaval and renewed culture wars.

We select the shows the art world will be watching this week, including a hotly-anticipated Basquiat solo in London and a focus on refugees in Amsterdam