- 1. Good Morning, Midnight
At Casey Kaplan through July 31
Fourteen artists reimagine Jean Rhys’s melancholy Parisian tale.
- 2. Glenn Ligon
At Bill Hodges through August 25
In one work, Ligon renders excerpts from James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time in coal dust behind an image of the Million Man March.
- 3. Clemens Weiss
At Ronald Feldman through June 30
Allegorical depictions of the Marquis de Sade’s The 120 Days of Sodom.
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Who says artists are inspired purely by the visual? These shows all draw on heavy-duty literature.
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