Samsøn is pleased to announce the 1st solo exhibition by New York-based artist Summer Wheat. "Hi - Lo" is a comical, yet crucial comparison of upper and lower classes. This body of work encourages broader understanding of these extreme classes. Read more...

For his first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, Ming Wong creates a series of videos and scenic backdrops that center around the making of Roman Polanski's seminal 1974 film "Chinatown". Shot on location in the Gallery at REDCAT, Wong's reinterpretation, "Making Chinatown", transforms the exhibition space into a studio backlot and examines the original film's constructions of language, performance and identity. Read more...

Following the outstanding success of her 2008 debut at Robert Mann Gallery, Holly Andres returns with a new series: "The Fall of Spring Hill". With her trademark chromatic brilliance, Andres's large-scale photographs delve into dramatic narratives. Read more...

Pace/MacGill Gallery is pleased to present "Tono Stano: White Shadow". The exhibition marks Stano's first solo show in the United States and features 20 unique gelatin silver prints from his ongoing series of surreal portraits, "White Shadow". Read more...

Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery is pleased to present "Tomato", an exhibition of new work by Thomas Ovlisen. The show will feature paintings and sculptures by Ovlisen, who lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. Read more...

Morgan Lehman Gallery is pleased to present, "Tossed Overboard", paintings and works on paper by Don Doe. This is Doe’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. The artist is closely associated with the group of figurative artists that includes Lisa Yuskavage and John Currin – all of whom graduated from the same class in Yale’s Fine Art MFA program. Read more...

An exhibition of Willie Doherty's photographs from 1985 - 1992 will open at Alexander and Bonin on January 27th. These black and white photographs with text have not previously been exhibited in North America. Read more...

Lombard Freid Projects is pleased to present "Lovsody", Motoyuki Daifu's first solo show with the gallery. The young Japanese photographer, based in Tokyo, uses photography to document the highly personal chaos of domestic life with his family and loved ones. Read more...

Brandon Andrew, Zackary Drucker = A. L. Steiner, Deanna Erdmann, Matthew Greene, Abel Baker Gutierrez, Lia Halloran, Danny Jauregui, Matt Lipps, prvtdncr & bodega vendetta, Christopher Russell and Halle Tate, George Stoll, Suzanne Wright

A Pacific Standard Time Participating Gallery Exhibition
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Jeff Bailey Gallery opens the New Year with a large group show of drawings, paintings, sculpture, and photography, an exhibition poised and eager to explore the color Grey in all its moody ramifications. Read more...

Zach Feuer Gallery is pleased to present "What I Need To Do Is Lighten the Fuck Up About A Lot of Shit", an exhibition of new work by Marianne Vitale. "In 1845, slightly over 23% of the inhabitants of the Northeastern United States suffered from what was then commonly referred to as "Combustivism" which, according to the DSM-IV-R, is currently known as Schizoaffective Disorder. Read more...

Long a muse and subject of many contemporary masters in the art world, curator/model Mie Iwatsuki joins forces with gallerist/curator/artist Nick Lawrence, of Freight+Volume, to create a very special, intimate portrait show, aptly titled "MIE: A Portrait By 35 Artists". Read more...

As with any meditative process, Robert Sagerman's work appears deceptively simple: thickened oil paint is applied, one stroke at a time with a palette knife, in soft peaks to a canvas over a period of time, creating a heavily textured surface saturated in color. Read more...

For his second solo exhibition at 303 Gallery, Nick Mauss presents a landscape of images and notations, drawn across various forms. Accumulations of large aluminum sheets painted white and silkscreened with enlargements of Mauss' drawings or snapshots from his personal archive articulate the experience of looking at something that you have seen ... Read more...

Beginning January 11, 2012, Hauser & Wirth New York will present 'RUMBLE', an exhibition of new works by artist Rashid Johnson (b. 1977, Chicago). Including painting, sculpture, installation and film, 'RUMBLE' will be the artist's first show with the gallery and a prelude to his upcoming major exhibition 'A Message To Our Folks,' opening in April at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. Read more...

James Cohan Gallery is pleased to present "Object Fictions", a group exhibition curated by Jessica Lin Cox and Elyse Goldberg. The exhibition includes work by Helene Appel, Richard Artschwager, Talia Chetrit, Patricia Dauder, Harrell Fletcher, Tom Friedman, Noriko Furunishi, Robert Gober, International Necronautical Society (INS), Matt Johnson, Louise Lawler, Jennifer Marman and Daniel Borins, Allan McCollum, Kaz Oshiro, Trevor Paglen, Roxy Paine, Katie Paterson, and Alison Elizabeth Taylor. Read more...

Stephen Wirtz Gallery is pleased to present "Excerpts from Silver Meadows", an exhibition of new photographs by Todd Hido. Sequenced to form an almost cinematic narrative, atmospheric landscapes of in-between, and isolated places in America provide the setting, and portraits of female subjects, broken starlets in suburban dress, stand in as the main characters. Read more...

Team Gallery is pleased to present new sculptures by American artist Ross Knight. Four new sculptures make up Ross Knight's sixth solo exhibition at Team Gallery. The works are traditional sculpture of human scale and consideration. Read more...

Team is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by New York-based artist Slater Bradley. "Don't Let Me Disappear" consists of a single video from which the exhibition takes its name. While he has worked in a variety of media, Bradley is best known for his work in film. Read more...

P•P•O•W Gallery is "tickled sanguine" to be presenting the latest opus from Thomas Woodruff, master alchemist/imagist painter of the arcane, perverse, and popular. The new group of paintings is called "The Four Temperament Variations", and it is his eighth solo exhibition with the gallery since 1989. Read more...