Multiple exhibitions at P.P.O.W. Gallery feature provocative works by contemporary artists

P.P.O.W. Gallery in New York is hosting several exhibitions through various dates. James Esber presents his second solo show at the gallery, manipulating sexist and racist imagery from American popular culture with a more subtle approach this time. Julian Schnabel's "New Indian Paintings and Selected Sculpture" is on view at PaceWildenstein until November 15 at 534 W. 25th Street. Julie Heffernan's "New Paintings" exhibition runs at P.P.O.W. until November 8 at 555 W. 25th Street. Laura Harrison's "Building Portraits: Surface and Space in Landmark" continues at the gallery. Additional exhibitions include a hauntingly austere show through November 12 and a provocative debut that queers picture making through June 25. Another exhibition runs in Chelsea through December 22. The gallery operates at multiple New York locations including 476 Broome Street and 555 W. 25th Street between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues.