On view
The Bright Vitality of the Paintings of Stanley Whitney
Hemingway’s Secrets: Reading Between the Lines of the Legend at the Morgan Library
The Art World’s Seismic Shift Back to the Oddball
High Camp, and High Art, at the Frick Through Sept. 6
A Walk Around the Whitney, Minus the Hype
Both Sides Now: Lisa Yuskavage Tackles the Other Sex
Two Staunch Uptown Galleries Excite With Image-Based Painters, Both Old and New
Woman’s Work: The Epic Two Decades of Janine Antoni
The Morgan Library Hosts a Jewel-Box of a Piranesi Drawings Show
Richard Estes’ Vision of New York, Reflected and Perfected in a Survey at MAD
Living Dolls: Laurie Simmons Offers a Tepid Status Update at the Jewish Museum
Owning the Abstract: Kianja Strobert Taunts, and Sometimes Tops, Her Ab-Ex Ancestors
Art History’s Savvy Joker: Djordje Ozbolt’s Bone-Dry Visual Zingers at Hauser & Wirth
Seeing Red: NYU’s Grey Art Gallery Revisits America’s Socialist Moment in Full
The Missing Link: Galerie Perrotin States the Case for Jesús Rafael Soto
The Met and Pace Gallery Spotlight the Women Behind Cézanne and Picasso
Absurd on a Grand Scale: The Lunatic Splendor of Murakami Takes Over Gagosian Gallery
A Fresh Look at Chris Ofili, a Painter Propelled by Controversy, at the New Museum
Motherwell and Hockney, Two 20th Century Titans, Star in Major Chelsea Shows
