TALA MADANI with Andrew Paul Woolbright
Rail: Right. But yeah, it seems to be this search for forcing yourself to be totally present within…
Francisco de Zurbarán – The Brooklyn Rail
ZurbaránThe National GalleryMay 2–August 23, 2026London A couple of rooms into Zurbarán, a new monographic exhibition dedicated to…
The Biennial in Our Age of Excess
If the word we: 59th Carnegie InternationalCarnegie Museum of ArtMay 2, 2026–Jan. 3, 2027.Pittsburgh Whitney Biennial 2026Whitney Museum…
Trevor Winkfield: The Mermaid’s Revenge
The Mermaid’s RevengeTibor de Nagy GalleryJune 12–July 31, 2026 New York Asked once if his poems contained hidden…
Richard Estes: My Camera Is My Sketchbook
The critical reception of photorealism as reactionary or populist was not without basis: its popularity, technical virtuosity, and…
In Bushwick, a gallery that comes alive in the dark • Brooklyn Paper
When the lights go out in Bushwick’s Aliume Art Gallery, the artwork is only just beginning. Paintings glow…
Rembrandt vs. The Holocaust – The Brooklyn Rail
I referred to their “Calvinist” hats, but they are in fact two Catholics, a Mennonite, a Remonstrant and…
LUIZ ZERBINI with Natalia Gierowska
Rail: Yet your work never feels despairing. Even when it addresses histories of violence or ecological fragility, there remains…
Wyatt Kahn: Works on Paper 2011–2026
Works on Paper 2011–2026RodderJune 25–August 12, 2026New York Works on Paper 2011–2026, Wyatt Kahn’s second exhibition at Rodder,…
John Currin: Opening Credits – The Brooklyn Rail
Opening CreditsSadie Coles HQJune 4–September 12, 2026London John Currin’s new paintings unite two very different visions of that…
Emily Kam Kngwarray: The Turning Season
The Turning SeasonPace Gallery with D Lan GalleriesMay 15–August 14, 2026New York “If you close your eyes and…
Notes on the Unseen: Photography’s Psychic Space
Opacity Photography fails repeatedly. This is clear in the glaring absences of Black and Brown documents held in…