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At MoMA; Opens August 30
Never-before-exhibited works by Cady Noland, Rineke Dijkstra, and Bill Viola are of interest, but the real focus here is on the curation, which points out just how much contemporary work is about the passage of time.
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At the Brooklyn Museum; Opens August 30
Images of the World Trade Center area, from the eighteenth century, and through the horror, to today.
Speak, Memory!
Summer’s over already? Two noteworthy shows explore our experience of time.
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