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New exhibit at The Jewish Museum 🌟
Issue #33: May 21 - 27
Art Pulse NYC
May 21, 2024
📌 Highlights
🚨 A few gallery exhibits are closing this week!
🎉 Overflow, Afterglow opening at The Jewish Museum 🌟
💖 Read our Ongoing Favorites & Further Reading below.
📢 No updates this week 😅
🚨 Last Chance
In the Museums
No major exhibits are closing in the museums this week.
In the Galleries
Liu Bolin: Order Out of Chaos
📍 Eli Klein | 398 West St
⏰ closing May 24
❓new sculptures and recent photographs focused on “sensing” and critiquing the impossibility of disappearing in the digital world
Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato
📍 David Zwirner | 34 E 69th
⏰ closing May 24
❓ distinctive geometric compositions with richly textured surfaces, capturing Lorenzato’s hometown of Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato, Untitled, 1972. | Courtesy David Zwirner
A Study in Form (Chapter Two), curated by Arden Wohl
📍 James Fuentes | 55 Delancey
⏰ closing May 25
❓exploring the relationship between artists and poets and emphasizing the importance of collective creativity, featuring over 70 artists and poets
🎉 Just In
In the Museums
Overflow, Afterglow: New Work in Chromatic Figuration
📍 Jewish Museum
⏰ opening May 24
❓seven emerging artists using supernatural color to challenge traditional figuration
✚ Gallery Talk on May 23, 6:30 - 7:30 pm; tickets are 18$
Ilana Savdie, “Cow” , 2023. | The Jewish Museum, New York. Photo by Lance Brewer.
In the Galleries
No major exhibits are opening in the galleries this week.
📚 Further Reading
Jenny Holzer Shines New Light in Dark Places — The NYTimes
5 Takeaways From the Spring Art Auctions — The NYTimes
Artist Meg Webster on Sculpting ‘Power Objects’ With Soil, Moss, and Beeswax — Artnet
How Storm King Art Center Became One of the World’s Top Sculpture Parks — Artnet
Yves Klein’s Leap Into the Blue (With Living Paintbrushes) — The NYTimes
Artist Ian Mwesiga Crafts Seductive, Eerie Paintings That Challenge Reality — Artnet
💖 Ongoing Favorites
For whimsical, Dr. Seuss-esque sculpture: The Haas Brothers, closing in June
For vibrant portraits that pushes back against historical gaps: Lubaina Himid: Street Sellers, closing in June
To bask in a comprehensive collection of monumental Black artists: Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys, closing in July
To celebrate innovative Black artistic expression of the 1920s-40s: The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism, closing in July
To see the latest and greatest in American Art: The Whitney Biennial: Event Better Than The Real Thing, closing in August
Image Sources: self-captured
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