Lucas Arruda in The New York Times

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Lucas Arruda in The New York Times

Lucas Arruda in The New York Times

John Vincler covered Lucas Arruda’s “unmissable” exhibition Assum Preto, observing how the artist “manages transcendence at a modest scale.” Assum Preto, the artist’s fourth solo presentation at the gallery, is on view at our 537 West 20th Street location through June 15.

Joe Bradley in The Brooklyn Rail

Patrick Hill reviewed Vom Abend, Joe Bradley’s solo debut with the gallery at our 533 West 19th Street location, noting how “these paintings are well within Bradley’s canon, but there’s an obvious accumulation of images, memories, and sensations that are beginning to comprise a dynamic new language beyond the abstraction/figuration binary.”

Joe Bradley in Conversation with Dan Nadel

Joe Bradley was joined by writer and curator Dan Nadel for an intimate walkthrough of Vom Abend, in which they discussed the influences and process behind his new body of work.

Michaël Borremans in Interview Magazine

Ahead of his upcoming exhibition at our London gallery, Michaël Borremans revealed his true colors to film director Luca Guadagnino in a wide-ranging interview at his Ghent studio. The Monkey opens for early preview May 31.

Huma Bhabha in Frieze

Travis Diehl named Huma Bhabha’s Public Art Fund presentation at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Before The End, a must-see show in New York during Frieze week: “Bhabha … has developed the densely tactile technique of sculpting in cork and upscaling before casting in metal, for an effect both light and fleeting, solid and dark.”

Wolfgang Tillmans in
AnOther Magazine

Tillmans spoke to Lucy Kumara Moore about his new album, Build From Here. Described as “a riposte to fascistic modes of thinking or communicating,” the album testifies to the integral role of music within Tillmans’s larger artistic output and is streaming on various platforms.

Arthur Jafa in the Studio

Ahead of Arthur Jafa’s exhibition at 52 Walker, BLACK POWER TOOL AND DIE TRYNIG, the artist invited screenwriter Judnick Mayard to his studio, where they went in depth on his process. BLACK POWER TOOL AND DIE TRYNIG is on view through June 1.

Pierluigi Piccini