1. Abraham Cruzvillegas
At Tilton through March 24
Cruzvillegas has created fifteen assemblages of material scavenged from New York streets— cut-down doors with working doorbells, for example—as a tribute to the manner in which his Mexican parents built their home.
2. Isa Genzken
At David Zwirner through March 17
A sea of empty wheelchairs draped with sleeping bags and disheveled dolls situated under dilapidated beach umbrellas makes for an unsettling, creepy after-the-battle scene—particularly the lone wire soldier toting a plastic gun.
3. Charles LeDray
At Sperone Westwater through March 24
Thirteen detailed sculptures that at first appear mundane— a heaping mountain of colorful coats strewn across an unmade bed, a catcher’s mask and chest protector dangling from a wooden hanger—play with size and scale, messing with your perception.