“Giving Shape to Space” @ David Zwirner Gallery, 525 W 19th St, ends 4/19 —>exhibition link
I will ALWAYS show up for a gallery exhibition that holds a few Fred Sandback yarn works (and the Suzan Frecon’s & Al Taylor’s are a great play with light & air too)

Walton Ford @ Gagosian Gallery, 522 W 21st St, ends 4/19 —>exhibition link
Massive watercolors based on the strange life of Luisa Casati (who kept cheetahs as pets). Read the press release for quick review on her life. (or see the show first and I promise it’ll make you curious).

Julian Opie @ Lisson Gallery, 504 W 24th St, ends 4/19 —>exhibition link
My favorite are the 13 foot-tall wall relieves of school children that make you feel like an ant while they visually break into abstract forms as you get closer.

Richard Learoyd @ Pace Gallery, 508 W 25th, ends 4/26 —>exhibition link
New camera obscura images capture incredible details that seem to capture light from the “Dutch Golden Age of Painting” (so like 400 years ago).

Kennedy Yanko @ James Cohan Gallery, 48 Walker St, ends 5/10 —>exhibition Link
Crushed metal from scrapyards is brilliantly paired with “paint skins” (thick paint on the floor that dries to become fabric-like drapery). See BOTH Tribeca & Uptown!

Tavares Strachan @ Marian Goodman Gallery, 385 Broadway, ends 4/19, —>exhibition link
A piano is in a duet with itself (listen carefully for the other half of the piano). Smarter the longer you listen. Find the skeleton on the first floor & I like the plates on the 2nd floor.

Kennedy Yanko @ James Cohan Gallery, 3 East 89th St, ends 5/17 —>exhibition Link
Crushed metal from scrapyards is brilliantly paired with “paint skins” (thick paint on the floor that dries to become fabric-like drapery). See BOTH Tribeca & Uptown!