2025
Frieze Week is back, and with it comes a tidal wave of exhibitions across New York that demand your attention (and your walking shoes).
From 1948 to 1953, Carmen Herrera lived in Paris, immersing herself in the city鈥檚 dynamic postwar artistic community while frequently traveling to New York and Havana.
Lisson Gallery presents the first U.S. solo exhibition in over five years by Tatsuo Miyajima, one of Japan鈥檚 most celebrated sculptors and installation artists.
Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in April, from 'Songs of New York' capturing the vibes of the city to the history of the 鈥業 鈾ワ笍 NY鈥� logo and other iconic designs at MoMA.
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2024
Midcareer Artist (2024) is the title of the standout work in Josh Kline鈥檚 new show at New York鈥檚 Lisson Gallery.
In his most recent exhibit "Social Media," the artist stages a reckoning of our self-obsessed, social media-mediated world.
Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in October, from Josh Kline鈥檚 鈥楽ocial Media鈥� at Lisson Gallery to Jasmine Gregory at MoMA
New York-based artist Josh Kline鈥檚 work is often heralded as 鈥減rescient,鈥� espousing a foreboding version of the near-future in which America is destroyed by fascism, climate change, or technological dependency鈥攚hatever takes hold first.
Titled 鈥淪ocial Media,鈥� Kline鈥檚 new suite of works approaches the selfie鈥攐ne of the most common kinds of image on social media platforms鈥攁s a tool of critique, questioning our turbulent era鈥檚 obsession with the self.
Through hauntingly realistic forms, the exhibition reflects a moment of self-promotion and commodification in the digital age.
For his show 鈥淗ughmans,鈥� New York sculptor Hugh Hayden has converted Lisson Gallery鈥檚 snazzy, pristine Chelsea space into a public restroom.
The artist鈥檚 latest show belongs in the toilet 鈥� and that鈥檚 exactly where he put it.
Hugh Hayden鈥檚 exhibition Hughmans takes the form of a series of bathroom stalls ringing the three walls of Lisson gallery in Chelsea, creating a life-size advent calendar experience.
As a parade of international art fairs arrive in the city this May, Leo Rogath, Founder of modern and contemporary art gallery Prince & Wooster, speaks to Whitewall about the presentations he is most looking forward to embarking upon.