New York Magazine

Rubin expresses her preoccupation with and spiritual connections to Anne Frank by merging herself with the historical figure until a new, reimagined Frank is born. More »

Over 100 objects--including granite vessels, painted stone coffins, and amulets fashioned from man-made turquoise substitutes--exploring Egyptian customs surrounding death, with a particular focus on the differences in how the rich and poor prepared for the afterlife. More »

This potent show of the sixties' artist's early work -- all scaled-down sculptures of things like bridges, chairs, and houses -- will make you feel like a giant striding into a hallucinogenic world of unfixed spatial relationships. More »

The artist's latest work was conceived during interviews with asylum seekers in London. More »

The extensive collection of the gallery's co-founder is the source for this admiring exhibition of paintings, ephemera, and especially drawings by decades of cultish innovators. More »

New works by the sometimes confounding conceptual artist whose latest flickering films are based on precolonial ethnographic objects he's been collecting from fields around the world. More »