A look at the work of Yinka Shonibare, whose work Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle will take its place on Trafalgar Square in May 2010.

Gavin Brown opens his newly acquired former butchery gallery space with a vegan, all tofu show by Jonathan Horowitz.

Clever and blinding, Cerith Wyn Evans’ show seduces us with its formal beauty but also with its sense of loneliness in a crowd.

Crash – Homage to JG Ballard at the Gagosian London aimed to analyze how the British writer influenced a generation of artists.

The New York-based artist Serge Spitzer creates a chaotic plastic transportation system inside Paris’s Palais de Tokyo.

Haunch of Venison presents a group show organized by David
Salle and Richard Phillips of works produced in the 1980s New York.

Currently on show at the Sean Kelly Gallery is an exhibition of new works by the preeminent British sculptor Antony Gormley.

The Elemental Threshold exhibition is a visual all-encompassing experience that submerges us in Anselm Reyle’s baroque imagery.

101 Spring St. used to be Donald Judd’s studio and a permanent platform for his colleagues, which became a museum after his death in’94.

I.M. Pei designed Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art is housing Michael Ashkin’s recently installed exhibition.

Working across the widest array of media, Elliott Hundley ruptures the boundaries between collage, painting, and sculpture.

Wiels premieres a traveling retrospective of Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ oeuvre, including both rarely seen and more known artworks.