David Hockney: Drawing from Life at The Morgan Library & Museum
This exhibition of 83-year-old artist David Hockney features his drawings including self-portraits from his school boy days and portraits of friends and lovers. They’re done in crayon, colored pencil and watercolor on paper.
Theaster Gates: Black Vessel at Gagosian
This first solo exhibition of Chicago-based artist Theaster Gates in New York City showcases the artist’s multidimensional practice, often dubbed “social practice art,” of sculpture and paintings.
Judd at The Museum of Modern Art
American sculptor Donald Judd is the focus of this in-depth retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art. It opened last winter just as the pandemic was hitting the U.S. and thankfully now, the museum has reopened and extended this blockbuster show.
Otto Piene: Rasterbilder / Ceramics at Sperone Westwater
The co-founder of 1960s German art collective Group Zero, Otto Piene created ceramic works, which are a direct extension of his work on canvas and paper and are made by pressing special metallic glazes through screens onto clay before firing them in a kiln.
Existed Existing at Pace
Sam Gilliam’s first exhibition with the Pace gallery in Chelsea features 44 paintings, sculptures and works on paper. His new pyramid-shaped wooden sculptures (seen here) are four feet high and move around on wheels.
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