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Travis Boyer’s show at Johannes Vogt features paintings and sculptures which “act as both artwork and artifacts that have traveled with the artist over the past few months.”

Guillermo Kuitca: Diarios, at the Drawing Center, is the “first U.S. museum exhibition of a selection of paintings made from 2005 to the present.”

The new ARLIS/NY website was recently launched.

Olafur Eliasson’s show at Tanya Bonakdar “consists of dozens of photographs that focus on a particular element of the Iceland’s landscape.”

The Blue Mountain Project, an “open-access digital thematic research collection of avant-garde art, music and literary periodicals,” was recently announced by the Princeton University Library.

The Brooklyn Museum Library’s Bendel fashion sketches from the 1920’s were used as resources for the Henri Bendel store at 712 Fifth Avenue and 56th Street.

The Artist in Place: The First Ten Years of MoMA PS1, at the Celeste Bartos Theater Lobby of the Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education Building at MoMA, runs through January 1, 2013.

Pray To Fallen Skies, my first solo UK exhibition, opens November 29th at Rook and Raven Gallery in London. An AdamWaymouthProduction, the show features my all-white pieces that further explore the dichotomy between purity of image and roughness of material.

Eugène Leroy’s show at Michael Werner consists of nudes that “appear to be sculpted from the paint itself.”

Goshka Macuga’s show at Andrew Kreps “is comprised of works that were recently shown at the Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw, which was the first major presentation of her work in a public institution in Poland.”