Hilary Harkness Exhibitions Reviewed Across New York Galleries

Hilary Harkness is the subject of multiple gallery exhibitions in New York, as reviewed by artcritical. Her work is compared to the Marquis de Sade, emphasizing an obsessive thematic variation. At Mary Boone Gallery (745 Fifth Avenue), her show runs through June 25. Another exhibition at Mary Boone's 541 W 24th Street location continues through June 26. The reviews also cover other artists: Elizabeth Huey at Feigen Contemporary (through May 28), Thomas Trosch at Fredericks Freiser (through June 10), Cindy Sherman at Metro Pictures (through June 26), and Spencer Tunick at I-20 Gallery (through June 19). Additionally, James Siena is noted for taking line to the wild side, referencing Paul Klee. A review of Mark Greenwold at DC Moore Gallery (through February 7) originally appeared in the New York Sun. Zwirner & Wirth's "Old School" exhibition (June 27 to August 31) explores the gap between old masters and contemporary art.