Multiple exhibitions and publications intersect at MoMA, including a 1995 installation restaging and a retrospective
A restaging of a 1995 installation by a late Japanese innovator in performance and technology is on view at the Museum of Modern Art through July 22. Simultaneously, the museum is presenting a retrospective of a late artist, which is one of four concurrent exhibitions dedicated to that figure. At Skarstedt gallery, with locations uptown and in Chelsea, the exhibition "Nice Weather" runs until April 16. A new translation collects two poems with appropriated images in a single volume. Dr. David Carrier authored a personal essay questioning museum funding models. Critic Corbett explores his connection to Franz Kline's work. A painter and contributor to artcritical discusses his practice and the state of painting. Husband-and-wife critics, both fans, analyze Björk's MoMA retrospective. A sculptor's work investigates religious faith as an intuitive search.
Key facts
- A 1995 installation by a late Japanese performance and tech innovator is restaged at MoMA through July 22.
- The late artist is the subject of a MoMA retrospective and three other simultaneous exhibitions.
- "Nice Weather" is on view at Skarstedt's uptown and Chelsea locations through April 16.
- A new translation volume contains two poems and a suite of appropriated images.
- Dr. David Carrier wrote a personal essay envisioning museums without plutocratic support.
- Corbett discusses his personal and aesthetic interest in the work of Franz Kline.
- Husband-and-wife critics, both Björk fans, discuss her MoMA retrospective.
- A painter and artcritical contributor discusses his art, writing, craft, and painting's current state.
Entities
Artists
- Dr. David Carrier
- Franz Kline
- Björk
- Becky Brown
- Dennis Kardon
- Carrie Moyer
- Raphael Rubinstein
- Jason Stopa
- Eric Gelber
- Suzanne Joelson
- Drew Lowenstein
- Saul Ostrow
Institutions
- Museum of Modern Art
- MoMA
- Skarstedt
- artcritical
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
- Skarstedt Gallery
Locations
- Chelsea
- Japan
- New York
- United States
- Brazil
- uptown