- 1. Notes On Utopia
At Maya Stendhal through April 28
A collection of widely disparate visions of an ideal world, from Duane Stapp’s reinterpretation of the American eagle to George Maciunas’s Atlas of Russian History, a 1953 work about the Bolshevik Revolution.
- 2. Pure
At Sean Kelly through April 28
An homage to all-white art kicks off with Marcel Duchamp’s Why Not Sneeze, Rrose Sélavy, and the Surrealists’ assemblage of 152 “sugar cubes” of white marble.
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At The Kitchen through April 28
In this show about activism, Corey McCorkle’s silver-plated animal traps—the type manufactured by the peace-preaching Oneida community—have bite.
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