Exhibition: Praise the Lords: ’60s Puerto Rican Group Has Endless, Sprawling Legacy
“¡Presente! The Young Lords in New York” Bronx Museum of the Arts Through October 18 El Museo del Barrio…
The Indypendent
Mike Newton
Doris Salcedo: At the Intersection of Normalcy and Terror
Doris Salcedo The Guggenheim Through October 12 Doris Salcedo’s untitled sculptures (1989-90) start with some white button-down shirts, sitting…
When TV Was Daring and Radical, Sort Of
"Revolution of the Eye: Modern Art and the Birth of American Television" The Jewish Museum Through September 27 I don’t…
Arne Svenson: The Workers Julie Saul Gallery Through May 30 In photographer Arne Svenson’s 2011 series “The Neighbors,” people…
Psychedelic ‘Pictures with Problems’
Peter Saul: From Pop to Punk Venus Over Manhattan Through April 18 In August 1970, civil rights activist Angela…
Female Heroes, Fantastic Journeys
“Vision Quest” Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts Through May 31 Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski’s women are on a journey.…
We the People: The Citizens of NYCHA in Photos + Words Brooklyn Historical Society Through March 8 In late…
North Korean Agitprop: CUNY Exhibition Offers Glimpse into Secretive Society
"Assenting Voices: Agitprop Art From North Korea" John Jay College Shiva Gallery Through January 23 Walking down Broadway, I…
Fasanella and van Genk at the American Folk Art Museum
They used to deliver ice on those horses.” At the Ralph Fasanella exhibition currently on view at the American…
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Murals in NYC: Filling Public Space With Beauty
In New York City, space is always the issue. Sure, we have other issues too, but questions about space —…
