FRONTIERS

Frontiers will resume its “usual” updates next week. Apologies for the relative silence since the New Year.

b. 1978

more on Jean-Baptiste Bernadet

b. 1981

Duh, I love this guy

more on Paul DeMuro

in addition to the immense difficulties communities in Brooklyn, Queens, New Jersey and beyond are facing in the wake of hurricane sandy, there are a lot of amazing organizations, galleries and non-profits in nyc that were hit pretty hard during the hurricane. it’s been a rough few days in new york.

here’s a few links that may be of interest to you, if you would like to help or need help:

American Red Cross

Occupy Sandy

Printed Matter

Smackmellon

NYFA Emergency Resources (for artists with conservation needs)

LMCC information for artists

Ali Forney Center for LGBT Youth

see also: http://www.vincecontarino.com

see also: http://www.trudybenson.com

here is my non-handscrawled list of gallery exhibitions i’d like to see in the next few weeks…as always this list is subject to change.

Andy Cross, Martos
Jeff Shore, Derek Eller
Martha Friedman, Wallspace
Chris Dorland, Winkleman
*Michael Bell-Smith, Foxy Production
*Christian Maychack, Jeff Bailey
Wendy White, Leo Koenig
Dawn Fratsch, Rare
Gelitin, Greene Naftali
Luis Camnitzer, Alexander Gray
Mernet Larson, Vogt
Diana Frid, Branvin Lee
*Jesper Just, James Cohan
Louise Fishman, Cheim + Reid
*Funny (group show), Flag Art Fdtn
Andrea Zittel, Andrea Rosen
*Richard Tuttle, Pace
Chris Johansson, Mitchell Innes + Nash
*Robert Irwin, Matthew Marks
*Diana Al-Hadid, Marianne Boesky
Joianne Bittle, Churner + Churner
*Tony Smith, Matthew Marks
Angela Dufresne, Monya Rowe
Group show, Horton
*Monique van Genderen, D’amelio
*Leonardo Drew, Sikkema Jenkins
*Sarah Oppenheimer, PPOW
*Group show, Friedrich Petzel
*Mark Flood, Zach Feuer
*Analia Saban, Tanya Bonakdar
Simon Starling, Casey Kaplan
*Paul Pfieffer, Paula Cooper
*Thomas Hirschhorn, Barbara Gladstone
*Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Jack Shainman
*Group show, Bortalami
*Kristen Jensen, Bortalami

*Elad Lassry, The Kitchen
*James Welling, David Zwirner
*Sam Samore, Team (both locations)
John Neff, Golden
*Anna Sorenson, Ed Varie
*Group show, Klaus von Nichtssagend
*Emily Noelle Lambert, Lu Magnus
*Pig Party (group show), New York City
*Valerie Hegarty, Nicelle Beauchene
*Kate Steciw, toomer labzda
*Brian Belott, Zucher
*Rodney McMillan, Maccarone
*Artie Vierkant, Higher Pictures
*Alan + Michael Fleming, Active Space
*Paul Cowan, Clifton Benevento
*robbinschild, Art in General
*Bernadette Corporation, Artists Space
*Takeshi Murata, Salon 94
*Lucas Samaras, Pace
*Fabienne Lasserre, Matt Jones, Osamu Kobayashi, et al, Greenwich House
Kerstin Bratsch, Gavin Brown
Kabir Carter, LMCC Governors Island

Surely you’ve all noticed a lack of content here at FRONTIERS all summer.

It’s because I’ve been busy with a few projects, and just lazy about seeing shows (in all honesty). But September is a new month, yes. I’ll be back to my usual routine then. Until then, enjoy the rest of summer!

JJ

I admit, I’m lazy and slept through most of June. Thankfully, summer shows are mostly up, so I’ll have 2 whole months to make excuses. As always, not in any particular order.

Post-Movement(group show), Cristin Tierney
Erik Schoonebeek, Jeff Bailey
Beneath (group show), Vogt
Summer Camp (group show), Schroeder Romero + Shredder
Zackary Drucker, PS1
Jack Smith, PS1
Vision Quest (group show), Nicole Klagsbrun
Jacolby Satterwhite + Devin Troy Strother, Monya Rowe
Christian Jankowski, Friedrich Petzel
Amy Feldman, Blackston
Size Matters (group show), Dodge
Regina Rex: Part One, Eli Ping
Between Two States (group show), Ed Varie
Michele O’Marah,Brennan + Griffin
Home Again, Again (group show), The Journal
Cosmo (group show), Klaus Von Nichtssagend
Someone Has Stolen Our Tent (group show), Simon Preston
It’s Endless Undoing (group show), Thierry Goldberg
year one (group show), Toomer Labzda
John Houck, Kansas
Rineke Dijkstra, Guggenheim
Sharon Hayes, Whitney
Stretching Painting (group show), Galerie Lelong
How Do It Know (group show), Essex Street
Painting in Space (group show), Luhring Augustine
Sarah Dornner, Bureau
B-Out (MASSIVE group show), Andrew Edlin
Kelly McCafferty, Freight + Volume
Heat Waves (group show), Peter Blum
Abigail DeVille, Recess Activities Red Hook
Ryan James McFarland, Charles Bank
Is This Free? (group show), NurtureArt
Cut Up, Storefront
Up Do, Jeff Bailey

…and as always, subject to change and expansion

I’m posting on this old blog again to appeal to you on behalf of Dirty Looks NYC’s incredible summer undertaking Dirty Looks: On Location. With approximately 70 hours to go, we need to raise an additional $3740 in order tofully fund this project. Any amount you can pledge will put us one step closer to realizing our goal of producing this ambitious and meaningful program. Spreading the word is also immensely helpful! We absolutely need your help in order to make this project happen, which we cannot do without being fully backed.

Dirty Looks: On Location (July 1 - 31) is a truly experimentalfilm festival. On Location will install avant-garde film and video art throughout New York, literally taking work to the streets, in an unprecedented programming effort. Over 170 supporters have taken notice and we have receivedgreat press from The Huffington Post and indieWIRE in just this last week.

Dirty Looks: On Location is an education based series assembled by 12 emerging curators that will pair important experimental works from figures like Barbara Hammer, Mike Kuchar, William E. Jones, Charles Atlas, Tara Mateik,Nayland Blake and AA Bronson, and Jose Rodriguez-Soltero, among many others, withthriving queer venues and shuttered queer sites. The series will trace ourhistories using teaser videos (like the ones below) and with texts placed onpostcards and our fold-out map, which will direct attendees to our 31 different sites, throughout the month of July.

Location portrait #1: The Everard Baths

Location portrait #2: Flawless Sabrina’s (The Queen, 1968) apartment!

Participating artists include: Peggy Ahwesh, Eleanor Antin, Charles Atlas, Juan Betancurth, Nayland Blake and AA Bronson, Joan Braderman, Heather Cassils, Shirley Clarke, Peter Cramer and Jack Waters, Cheryl Dunye, Deanna Erdmann, Carl Michael George, FredHalsted, K8 Hardy, Jim Hubbard, Derek Jarman, William E. Jones, Mike Kuchar, Kalup Linzy, Pier Marton, Tara Mateik, Shana Moulton, Sheila Pepe, LutherPrice, Marlon Riggs, Jose Rodriguez-Soltero, Emily Roysdon, Frank Simon / Jack Doroshow, AND MANY MORE!

Participating curators include: Tova Carlin, Paul Dallas, Kathryn Garcia and Sarvia Jasso, DavidEveritt Howe, Jamillah James (moi!), Karl McCool, Bradford Nordeen, Bryce Renninger, Abbe Schriber, Todd Shalom, Ethan Weinstock, and Jake Yuzna.

Please pledge today to support an innovative approach to programming andeducation. This series is about the queer legacies that thrive in our city, butalso about those stories that are dangerously nearing obscurity.

In solidarity, Jamillah xo

I admit, I snoozed through April.

Jedidiah Caesar, D’Amelio
Sturtevant, Gavin Brown Enterprises
Dana Schutz, Friedrich Petzel
Rachel Harrison, Greene Naftali
Group show with Nick Van Woert, Rosy Keyser, and Erin Shirreff, Hauser & Wirth
Tauba Auerbach, Paula Cooper
Alice Neel, David Zwirner
Thomas Demand, Matthew Marks
Claes Oldenburg + Coosje Van Bruggen, Pace
Muntadas, Kent Fine Arts
Helio Oiticica, Galerie Lelong
Sam Falls, American Contemporary
Tony Matelli, Leo Koenig
Tom Thayer, Derek Eller
Yves Laris-Cohen, Thomas Erben
Twisted Sisters (group show), Dodge
Lee Maida, Ed Varie
Gareth Long, Kate Werble
Martin Puryear, McKee
Ned Vena, Clifton Benevento
Shana Moulton, Agape Enterprises
Sculpture Garden (group show), Onderdonk House
Ariel Dill, Southfirst
Four Paintings (group show), Regina Rex
Lisa Oppenheim, Harris Lieberman
Painting & Jugs (group show), Swiss Institute
Jessie Stead, Soloway
Bill Saylor + Aidas Bareikis, Shoot the Lobster
Nolan Simon, 47 Canal
Ben Schumacher/Dan shaw-Town, Room East
Jutta Koether, Bortolami
Bo Christian Larsson, Vogt
Vlatka Horvat, Rachel Uffner
Julia Rommel, Bureau
Justin Adian, Blackston
Claudia Pena-Salinas, Forever & Today
Jessica Labatte, Golden

Donna Chung, Klaus Von Nichtssagend

..and as always, more to come

Hello all 10,668+ of you,

I have a special project that I’m working on here in New York with an organization dear to my heart and intellectual interests, Dirty Looks (www.dirtylooksnyc.com).

In the month of July, Dirty Looks is undertaking a massive public program, engaging historic and current sites of queer sociality—cruising zones, bath houses, dance clubs, sites of social resistance, etc. etc. On each night in July, the curators collaborating with Dirty Looks (including yours truly) will present a film or video work at a particular space—a work that is specific to Dirty Looks’s mission of supporting and exhibiting experimental LGBT works.

So we’ve got this Kickstarter that I’d like to promote here on thee old Tumblr. We need help getting this massive and important project off the ground—meaning funds to acquire equipment to make these interventions possible, rental fees from places that distribute artist videos, paying participating artists and curators. It’s imperative that we get the help from the public—we cannot fund this project alone. Aside from exhibiting many underseen works from the queer moving image canon, this project also serves to create a cartography of sites of importance in queer history. This is a big deal, folks!

So if each of you that read this poorly neglected tumblr pledge a dollar to this Kickstarter, we will reach our goal. If you wanna pledge more GO NUTS. If you reblog and circulate, that’s awesome too. There are fantastic prizes at a number of giving levels. I am not one for shilling, but this is an important project that I’m thrilled to throw my weight and brain power behind.

Here’s the video—you will see me in all my post-work, sleep deprived, haggard glory!

Now go here and hook us up!! Tell em Frontiers sent ya!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1116516170/dirty-looks-on-location-a-month-of-queer-intervent?ref=card

LOVE IN ADVANCE,

JJ

more on Kaveri Nair

I went to the Armory Show last night and these are the things I liked:

Kavi Gupta*
Curtis Mann
Theaster Gates
James Krone
Angel Otero

Seventeen
Kate Owens

Horton*
Wallace Whitney

Nicole Klagsbrun
Patrick Jackson

Rokeby
Gideon Rubin

Mary Ryan
May Stevens (SO GROSS!)

Pilar Corrias
Mary Ramsden

Corvi-Mora*
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
Anne Collier

Peter Blum*
Rosy Keyser
Esther Klas

Zach Feuer*
Florian Schmidt
Kianja Strobert
Kate Levant

Starkwhite
Martin Basher

Lisson
Daniel Buren
Martin McMurray
Art + Language

Susanne Vielmetter
Martin McMurray
Patrick Wilson

Whitechapel*
John Stezaker
Thomas Struth
John Baldessari
Zarina Bhimji
Claire Barclay

Rhona Hoffman
Mel Bochner
Robert Heinecken

Greenberg Van Doren
Cameron Martin

Eleven Rivington
Jacob Kassay
TM Davy

Monique Meloche
Sheree Hovsepian

Bischoff/Weiss
Rana Begum

Ratio 3
Lutz Bacher

Cherry + Martin*
Brian Bress
Eric Frydenburg
Amanda Ross-Ho

Jack Shainman
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye (yes, again!)
Nick Cave
Arlene Shechet

Derek Eller*
Whiting Tennis

images maybe forthcoming
*particularly enjoyable

you know the drill…

Salon Zurcher, Zurcher Studio (through 3/12)
anne-liste coste, Toomer Labzda
Wardell Milan, Louis B. James
Johannes VanDerBeek, Zach Feuer
Davis Rhodes, Team
Makeup on Empty Space, Larissa Goldston
Alex Soth, Sean Kelly
Whiting Tennis, Derek Eller
Zak Prekop, Harris Lieberman
Anne Truitt, Matthew Marks
Hanne Darboven/Josephine Meckseper/Allen Ruppersburg/Alexandre Singh, Andrea Rosen
Tom Friedman, Luhring Augustine
Zak Kitnick, D’Amelio Gallery
Paul DeMuro, Joanne Greenbaum, Judy Ledgerwood, Merlin James, et al, Tracy Williams
Lisi Raskin, Churner and Churner
Lauren Luloff, Horton
Rita Ackermann + Phillip Guston, Franklin Parrasch
Marlo Pascual, Casey Kaplan
“The Virgins Show, part II”, Family Business
Ryan McNamara, Elizabeth Dee
Mary Kelly, Postmasters
Simone Leigh, The Kitchen
Adel Abdessemed, David Zwirner
Lionel Maunz, Bureau
AK Burns, Callicoon
FG.FT, Envoy
Richard Artschwager/Gaylen Gerber/John Henderson, Golden
Bill Jenkins, Laurel Gitlen
Sam Moyer, Rachel Uffner
Breyer P-Orridge, Invisible Exports
George Kuchar, Mulherin Pollard Projects (Freeman Alley)
Brody Condon, On Stellar Rays
Jon Kessler, Salon 94 
Nick Van Woert/Dave McDermott, Room East
Franklin Evans, Sue Scott
Oded Hirsch, Thierry Goldberg
Michael Mahalchick, Canada
Benjamin Butler, Klaus Von Nichtsagend
Tamara Gonzales, Norte Maar
Cristobal Lehyt, Vogt
Clare Grill, Lucas Blalock, Matthew Cerletty, Miles Huston, Jacques Vidal, Jesse Greenberg, others, Marc Jancou
Molly Smith, Kate Werble
Henry Taylor, Untitled
Maria Petschning, Justin Cooper, others, Hotel Particulier
William Cordova, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Paula Wilson, Dave McKenzie, others, Benrimon Contemporary

Fred Wilson, Pace
Fred Sandback, David Zwirner
Stan Douglas, David Zwirner
The Spirit Level (group show), Gladstone
Douglas Huebler, Paula Cooper
Agnes Martin, Dia Beacon
John Chamberlain, Guggenheim
Charlene Von Heyl, ICA Boston
Sylvia Plimack Mangold, Alexander + Bonin
RAMMELLZEE, Suzanne Geiss
Colby Bird, Fitzroy
Matters of Fact (group show), Bard Hessel Museum
Donald Baechler, Fisher Landau Center for the Arts

Virginia Overton, The Kitchen

*as always, subject to change, subject to GROWTH

b. 1980

subject to change, as always

Trevor Shimizu, 47 Canal
The Displaced Person (group), Invisible Exports
Headstrong (group), Studio Salon
Special Blend (group), The Journal
Sebastian Black, Clearing
Room East (group), 41 Orchard
Ned Colcough, Nicelle Beauchene
Aude Pariset, Kate Steciw, Letha Wilson, Toomer Labzda
Joseph Montgomery, Laurel Gitlen
Facetime (group), On Stellar Rays
Gregg Bordowitz, Doug Ischar, Tom Kalin (screening), Participant
Marianne Vitale, Zach Feuer
Robert Buck, CRG
Michael Snow, Jack Shainman
Jeff Keen, Elizabeth Dee
Slater Bradley, Team 83
John Miserendino, Recess
The End (group), Vogt
Rashid Johnson, Hauser & Wirth
Cheat Chains and Telephone (group), Kansas
Dawn Clements, Pierogi
Grey Full (group), Jeff Bailey
Doug Ischar, Golden
On Kawara, David Zwirner

group show, Regina Rex

group show, SculptureCenter

b. 1976

Untitled, 2008, oil on canvas, 32 x 26 cm
Untitled, 2010, silk, 182 x 59 cm
Untitled, 2010, linen, 175 x 135 cm

more about Daniel Sinsel

Good grief, I have my work cut out for me. Maybe today’s trip around the world will generate NEW content for this blog? Pardon any repeats.
I deserve a large lump of cybercoal in my high-heeled Christmas stocking.
—
*Last visit to Stadium for Performance Anxiety
Rona Yefman, Derek Eller
Group show, Foxy Production
John Pilson, Nicole Klagsbrun
Paul Sharits, Greene Naftali
Byron Kim, James Cohan
December, Mitchell Innes and Nash
Mitchell Squire, CUE Foundation
Mask & Mirror, Lesley Heller
Peter Hujar, Matthew Marks 24th
Nan Goldin, Matthew Marks 22nd
Joan Mitchell, Cheim + Read
Andrea Bowers, Andrew Kreps
Trisha Brown, SIKKEMA 
Patrick Brennan/Paul Wackers, Morgan Lehman
Robert Heinecken, Friedrich Petzel
Matthew Brannon, Casey Kaplan (again!)
Jim Hodges, Gladstone
Play Station (group), Postmasters
Lauren Kelley, the Kitchen
Neo Rauch, David Zwirner
Nancy Shaver, Feature
Scott Treleaven, Invisible Exports
David Gilbert, Klaus Von Nichtssagend (CRUCIAL)
Billy Childish, Lehmann Maupin Chrystie
Tommy Hartung, On Stellar Rays
Corin Hewitt, Laurel Gitlen
Lucas Blalock, Ramiken Crucible
Tom Sachs, Sperone Westwater
Group show, The Hole (post-opening)
blue curry, Toomer Labzda
Underemployed (group show), Zurcher Studio
Identity, Artists Space
Miller Updegraff, Clifton Benevento
Jean-Frederic Schryder, Swiss Institute
Cory Arcangel & Pierre Bismuth, Team 83
Jayson Keeling, Third Streaming

b. 1958

more on Moyra Davey

current: on view in New Photography 2011 at the Museum of Modern Art

I’m going to break format a little to post about an exhibition that’s opening tonight in New York that is very dear to my heart. Performance Anxiety is the inaugural exhibition at Stadium, a new exhibition space in Chelsea; it was curated by Nicolas Djandji and features the work of Ben Schumacher, Timur Si-Qin, Steve Bishop, and Christopher Chiappa. 

As some of those who follow this blog may know, Djandji and I’d worked together on several occasions in the past, and he was always the first person I discussed my projects with. I deeply valued his insight, his curiosity, and sanity in much of my wild curatorial scheming. Professional dealings aside, he was my best friend, as he was to many. Djandji was killed in a cycling accident on September 2, before he was able to fully realize his first curatorial project. In light of this, a group of Djandji’s friends worked in tandem with the co-founders of Stadium to finalize the project. I am so humbled to have been apart of this process, and am deeply moved by the support that this exhibition has received. 

Congratulations, Nic. We are all so very PROUD of you.

through December 20

Employing mass-produced products designed for bodily self-improvement, the artists in Performance Anxiety explore contemporary manifestations of consumer culture. Here, the notion that the pursuit of athletic, hygienic, and professional perfection should be sought through the constant purchase of new products is cast into doubt. Through a series of works arresting these normally utilitarian, performance-enhancing products in sculpture, Performance Anxiety waxes upon the paradoxical, collectively shared desire of the present-day individual to become superhuman–physically fit, sexually attractive, and immaculately groomed—by way of altering the body’s chemistry and obscuring its most basic functions. Contextualizing these items as aesthetic elements rather than functional goods, each artist carves a meditative space reflecting upon the absurd modus operandi of these products.

Drawing on the legacy of Minimalist sculpture, the included artists point to both art historical cues—for instance, the removal of the artist’s hand and the introduction of quotidian materials into the realm of high art—but also, in reversal, how the Minimalist aesthetic has come to factor into marketing consumer goods, specifically communicating measures of taste and sophistication. Speaking simultaneously to the degeneration of Minimalism’s once-radical content through its subsumption as a marketing tool, Performance Anxiety unearths our hesitance to critically consider our own relationships to both these types of items and to our oft-impenetrable, unconscious relationships to advertising, to which no one is alien.

b. 1983

As If You Could Only Kill Time Without Injuring Eternity III, 2011, mercury and printed T-shirt in frame, 20 x 19 cm
Φ, 2010, Listerine ’Cool Mint’, stainless steel, 160 x 96 x 2 cm
My Work Here is Done IX, 2009, glass, lighting gels, various tapes, 248 x 159 x 40 cm*

more on Steve Bishop
Upcoming: Performance Anxiety with Timur Si-Qin, Ben Schumacher, and Christopher Chiappa at STADIUM (548 W 28th #636, NYC), curated by Nicolas Djandji. Opening 10 November.

*image credit: Stefano Galli

With a slightly smaller list, let’s see how well I manage to catch up on my viewings…

PERFORMA 2011
Carsten Höller, New Museum
Sarah Braman, Mitchell Innes and Nash
Deja Vu (group show), Regina Rex
Work Hard (group show), Wildlife
View of Outer Space from an Aquarium (group show), Famous Accountants
Matthew Brannon, Casey Kaplan
Allison Schulnik, ZieherSmith
Nan Goldin, Matthew Marks
Identity, Artists Space
Leslie Hewitt, D’Amelio Terras
Tommy Hartung, On Stellar Rays
Deville Cohen, Louis B. James
Cory Arcangel + Pierre Bismuth, Team 83 Grand
Claire Fontaine, Metro Pictures
Rebecca Horn, Sean Kelly
Yoko Ono, Galerie LeLong
Lily Ludlow, Canada
Joanne Greenbaum, D’Amelio Terras
Michelle Ceja, Klaus Von Nichtssagend (online)
Corin Hewitt, Laurel Gitlen
Rashaad Newsome, Marlborough
Martin Bromirski, Art Blog Art Blog
Ivin Ballen, 179 East Broadway
Micah Ganske, 137 Duane Street
Justin Matherly, Bureau
…somehow, I don’t doubt this list will continue to expand into infinity…

BUT WAIT…THERE’S MORE!

Lucas Blalock, Ramiken Crucible
The Hostess Never Sleeps series, Vogt 
Clifford Owens, PS1
Jim Lambie, Anton Kern
Drawing Club (group show), Soloway
Sherrie Levine, Whitney Museum
Die Like You Really Mean It, Allegra LaViola
Tailgates and Substitutes, Thierry Goldberg
deKooning, MoMA (duhKooning)
Mitchell Squire, Cue Art Foundation
Cloud (group show), Foxy Production
blue curry, Toomer Labzda
Maurizio Cattelan, Guggenheim
Josephine Halvorsen, Sikkema Jenkins
Jack Strange, Tanya Bonakdar
Paul Sharits, Greene Naftali

b. 1981

Bulletin, 2010, rear mounted digital C-print on plexiglass, 40” x 50”

Still Life, 2010, cast aqua-resin, paint, 37” x 20” x 17”

more on Kristof Wickman
current: solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum through 11/27

b. 1977

It comes that time again when I rub the sleep of summer group shows from my eyes, and prepare for the season’s new shows. Marathon viewings—akin to endurance performance, no?

In any case, this is my list of NYC exhibitions I’m planning to see before the season’s first turnover—you can track my miserably glacial progress by noting any strikethroughs below!

(in no particular order)

September 11 @ PS 1

Carrie Moyer @ Canada

This is Not My Color/The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People @ Swiss Institute

And Another Thing @ CUNY Graduate Center

insane huge group show @ Marianne Boesky

Mickalene Thomas @ Lehmann Maupin LES

Gabriel Orozco @ Marian Goodman

Marc Hunley @ Team Grand Street

Tris Vonna-Mitchell @ Metro Pictures

Social Media at Pace 510

Agnes Martin @ Pace 534

1107 Manhattan Ave @ Spencer Brownstone

Haim Steinbach @ Tanya Bonakdar

Keren Cytter @ Zach Feuer

Norfolk @ Thierry Goldberg

Petit Mort: Recollections on a Queer Public @ Forever & Today

Joe Grillo & the Dan Cameron-curated group show @ Allegra LaViola

Ian Pedigo @ Klaus Von Nichtsaggend

Sarah Crowner @ Nicelle Beauchene

Zipora Fried @ On Stellar Rays

Ry Rocklen @ Untitled

Sarah Greenberger Rafferty @ Rachel Uffner

Stacy Fisher, others @ Mixed Greens

Zak Kitnick @ Clifton Benevento

Alex Katz @ Gavin Brown

Luke Stettner @ Kate Werble

Sam Falls @ West Street

Perfect Man II @ White Columns

Jennie C Jones/Joe Winter @ The Kitchen

Nick Cave @ Jack Shainman

Demetrius Oliver @ D’Amelio Terras

Molly Zuckerman-Hartung @ Anna Kustera

Vik Muniz @ Sikkema Jenkins

Nicola Tyson @ Friedrich Petzel

Martha Wilson @ P.P.O.W.

N. Dash @ Nicole Klagsbrun

Crazy Lady (group show) @ Schroeder, Romero & Shredder

Adam Marnie @ Derek Eller

Jennifer Dalton @ Winkleman

Kris Chatterson @ Jeff Bailey

Gregory Green @ Regina Rex

Sanford Biggers @ Sculpture Center AND Brooklyn Museum

EAF 11 2011 Emerging Art Fellowship exhibition @ Socrates Sculpture Park

Keegan McHargue @ Frederic Freiser

Brian Jungen @ Casey Kaplan

Jordan Kantor @ Churner & Churner

Johannes Kahls @ Luhring Augustine

group show @ Laurel Gitlen

Meredyth Sparks @ Elizabeth Dee

Tamara Zahaykevich @ Kansas

Norm Paris @ The Proposition

Sterling Ruby & Lucio Fontana @ Andrea Rosen

MPA @ Leo Koenig

Eyes Wide Shut @ Vogt

Vlassis Caniaris @ Team Wooster St

Circa 1971: Early Video and Film from the EAI Archive @ Dia Beacon

Ida Ekblad @ Greene Naftali

Sadie Benning @ Participant

and before they close…

Spiral: Perspectives on an African-American Art Collective @ The Studio Museum of Harlem

More than That: Kevin Jerome Everson @ Whitney (to spend more time with it)

group show @ Matthew Marks

I think….that’s everything (though it’s subject to change)…

MMM….no, there’s more!

Lisa Kirk @ Invisible Exports

Loren Munk @ Lesley Heller Workspace

Walking Forward, Running Past @ Art in General

Rosy Keyser @ Peter Blum

group show @ Marvelli

Muntadas @ Bronx Museum (!)

b. 1986

My dear, beautiful and brilliant friend—I will love and miss you always.

more on Nicolas Djandji

b. 1979

more on Allyson Vieira

b. 1979

more on Van Hanos

current: on view in Heads With Tails (group show) at Harris Lieberman through September 9