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In this summer sublet, gallerist Mitchell Algus, a tireless champion of underrecognized artists from the sixties and seventies, takes over a space normally given over to blue chips. Much of the work by the mostly male, mostly European artists therefore looks weirdly time-shifted; Felix Labisse’s orifice-sprouting orb The Wanton (1965) could have been painted by Magritte in the thirties, and Jacques Poli’s steely abstraction Kornet Sans Coupe Cuillère (1976) by Picabia during World War I. It’s a diverting, if not exactly historic, cache of repressed Surrealism.


Opens 5/23 "David Hockney: The Jugglers" at Whitney Museum of American Art
Opens 5/23 "Terry Evans: The Inhabited Prairie" at Yancey Richardson Gallery
Evans's intense aerial photographs of Kansas remind us that the flatlands have a texture all their own. More »
Opens 5/23 "Hopper Drawing" at Whitney Museum of American Art
Opens 5/23 Daniel Lefcourt at Mitchell-Innes and Nash Chelsea

Closes 6/2 "Contact Sheet by Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao" at Queens Museum of Art
Closes 6/2 "Giosetta Fioroni: L'Argento" at The Drawing Center
Closes 6/2 "Jay DeFeo: A Retrospective" at Whitney Museum of American Art
Closes 6/2 "Vandy Rattana: Bomb Ponds" at Asia Society and Museum
Closes 6/2 "Wear It or Not: Recent Jewelry Acquisitions" at Museum of Arts & Design