rene ricard
Rene Ricard’s first solo painting show in New York in over 20 years, “Sonnets from the Portuguese,” is on view at the former Heidi Cho gallery in Chelsea.
scotto mycklebust
Scotto Mycklebust, an artist known for exploring a variety of media, has a new series called the Super Size Paintings Part 2.
ilit azoulay
Ilit Azoulay’s show at Andrea Meislin Gallery “focuses on the creation of a completely staged visual environment.”
kim dorland
Kim Dorland’s show at Mike Weiss looks pretty amazing. It opens June 23 and runs through the summer.
diana shpungin
Diana Shpungin’s show at Stephan Stoyanov has been receiving a fair amount of press. The work is strong, and “examines the notion of bereavement, identity, love, regret, resentment and finality” in a somber yet playful manner.
indeterminate activity
Indeterminate Activity, at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, is a group show of artists whose work fluctuates between object and materiality.
entanglement
ART BLOG ART BLOG presents Entanglement, a group show that “addresses the intrinsic and cosmic likeness of things made by any individual.”
juanli carrion
Juanli Carrion’s show at Y Gallery opens June 22.
hilary harnischfeger
There is still exciting work to be seen during the summer months in NYC. Case in point, Hilary Harnischfeger’s recent show at Rachel Uffner Gallery.
kimber smith
Kimber Smith, who died at age fifty-nine in 1981, has a show up now at James Graham that will hopefully introduce his lesser-known work to a new generation of artists.