Jeff Bailey Gallery is pleased to present, "This Is Not About Landscape", a group exhibition featuring the work of Louise Belcourt, Sarah Brenneman, and Mie Yim.

Treating landscape as stage sets, Belcourt, Brenneman and Yim use anthropomorphic shapes, spatial arrangement and high-keyed color to evoke a range of phenomena and emotion. Read more...

Vanessa Albury, Tanyth Berkeley & Todd Chandler, Tammy Rae Carland, Patricia Cronin, Amrita Das, Leela Devi, Rob Hauschild, Paa Joe, Joss paper effigies, Roy Kortick, Lisa Ross, Victorian hair wreaths, Marc Swanson & Joe Mama-Nitzberg

"If Love Could Have Saved You, You Would Have Lived Forever" is an exhibition of art and objects that reference the aesthetics, material culture, and traditional gestures surrounding death and remembrance. Read more...

Kamrooz Aram, Ernesto Caivano, Graham Dolphin, Jacob Dyrenforth, Stephen Eichhorn, Alexandra Grant, Jim Hodges, Károly Keserü, Brian Lund, Rivane Neuenschwander, Renato Orara, Jesse Pasca, Andrew Scott Ross, Casey Jex Smith, Dean Smith, Allyson Strafella, Phoebe Washburn

Josée Bienvenu gallery is pleased to present "microwave, six", an exhibition of drawings by seventeen artists who set up various processes of fragmentation and erosion of information. Close attention is given to execution, a concentration on the production process itself. Read more...

M.V. Carbon with works and performances by Cat Chow, Tony Conrad, Chris Duffy, Nicholas Emmet, Brooke Hamre Gillespie, Jay King, Zeljko McMullen and Doron Sadja

D'Amelio Terras invites Brooklyn-based, artistic performance space Paris London / West Nile to inhabit the gallery and present a group exhibition of animated objects, sound, sculptures and performance. "West Nile" is a street-level warehouse founded in October 2006 by M.V. Carbon, Zeljko McMullen and Doron Sadja. Read more...

Marco Breuer, John Chiara, Stephen Ellis, Roland Fischer, Arnold Helbling, Valerie Jaudon, Izima Kaoru, Tim Maguire, David Maisel, Deborah Roan, Mark Sheinkman, Joseph Stashkevetch

Happy summer from Von Lintel Gallery. Please join us for our Summer Group Show featuring new work by the gallery artists. In the meantime, we'd like to share some recent good news about our artists and the gallery: Read more...

A group exhibition featuring: Daniel Zeller, Jim Torok, Lynn Talbot, Les Stone, David Shapiro, Jonathan Schipper, David Scher, Michael Schall, John O'Connor, Ryan Mrozowski, William Lamson, Darina Karpov. Kim Jones, Andreas Gehrke, Peter Garfield, Jane Fine, James Esber, Brian Dewan, Kirsten Deirup, Hugo Crosthwaite, Dawn Clements, Nadja Bournonville, Justin Amrhein

All of the signs of the apocalypse - the chaotic events preceding the end of the world as foretold in religious texts-would seem to be upon us; wars, earthquakes, floods and natural disasters of all kinds, famine, impending asteroid impact... you name it. Read more...

Pace/MacGill Gallery is pleased to present "Larry Fink: The Democrats". This exhibition marks Fink's first show at the gallery and is comprised of over 20 photographs that follow Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination. Spanning a period of two and a half months, the series is a continuation of Fink's assignment for Vanity Fair where he is a contributing photographer. Fink's photographs capture political history in the making and offer a candid look into this monumental race as it unfolds. Read more...

With Birgir Andrésson, Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir, Ásmundur Ásmundsson, Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir, Unnar Örn, Haraldur Jónsson, Ragnar Kjartansson, Katrín Sigurdardóttir and Magnús Sigurdarson.

Luhring Augustine is pleased to present the exhibition "It's Not Your Fault", which brings together works by nine Icelandic artists who share an ambivalent relationship to general interpretations of their historical and geographic background. While many of them call into question these influences on their identity and work, they do not evade the local tradition of storytelling and staging. Read more...

James Cohan Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition by California-based artist, Bill Owens. This is the artist's second solo show at the gallery. Owens' work has gathered a cult following since the 1960s by exploring the peculiarities behind the everyday rituals of American life, revealing the far-out in the familiar. His widely acclaimed 1970's photo series, "Suburbia", documented Americans' mass migration to the suburbs, and was followed by other investigations of the day-to-day-focusing on Americans at work and play, their occupations, leisure activities and political leanings. Read more...

Lombard-Freid Projects presents "Vantaa", Finish artist Erkka Nissinen's debut solo show in the United States.

Nissinen's inventive and idiosyncratic new video work provides us a glimpse of a world in which a trio of overweight chefs, a transvestite and an animated panda bear act out disjointed narratives of perverse social interaction. The relentlessly satirical investigation of social behavior, deviation and transgression is expressed as the intersection between the absurd and the humorous. Read more...