Multiple gallery exhibitions in New York feature Joseph Marioni, Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe, Thomas Nozkowski, and Alex Katz

Joseph Marioni's monochrome paintings are on view at Peter Blum Gallery until July 1, located at 526 W. 29th Street between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues. Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe's exhibition at Gray Kapernekas Gallery runs until June 17 at 526 W. 26th Street, no. 814. Thomas Nozkowski's works on paper are displayed at BravinLee programs until June 17 at 526 W. 26th Street, no. 211. Alex Katz presents two concurrent shows: 'Flowers & Landscapes' at PaceWildenstein until November 8 at 32 E 57th Street, and 'Cartoon' at Peter Blum Gallery until November 15 at 99 Wooster Street. Katz, with a career spanning 50 years, is noted as a distinctive artist. Federle's abstract paintings are recognized for creating a unique atmosphere of spiritual mimesis. The drawings in these exhibitions are characterized by dense information and speculation. Monochrome works gain particularity through smaller scales. Siena has a third solo exhibition at Pace Gallery, while Takenaga's work is visible at DC Moore Gallery.