the guggenheim
The Guggenheim recently announced the digitization of over 60 exhibition catalogues, now freely accessible via their archives.
cullman education building
The Cullman Education Building at the MoMA is showing rare holdings of artists’ publications from Eastern and Central Europe from the 1960s and 1970s.
vivian maier
Vivian Maier, a former nanny who secretly took thousands of photographs, continues her posthumous accent with a show at Steven Kasher.
tommy hartung
Anna, Tommy Hartung’s show at On Stellar Rays, closes December 23.
simone jones
Simone Jones’s show at Ronald Feldman explores the relationship between time and space.
fausto melotti
Sculpture and Ceramics, at Barbara Mathes Gallery, features Fausto Melotti’s “signature metal sculptures, as well as a selection of his rarely seen polychrome ceramics of the fifties and sixties.”
andrew moore
Andrew Moore’s photographs at the Queens Museum of Art show the ruins of Detroit after the collapse of the auto industry.
david smith
David Smith’s show at the Whitney “offers new insights into the artist’s career-long involvement with geometric forms.”
dead sea scrolls
The Dead Sea Scrolls are on view at Discovery Times Square.
bgc booksale
The Bard Graduate Center will host its annual Holiday Book Sale at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery December 15-18.