Rachel Whiteread's Bibliography Exhibition at Luhring Augustine Through March 31

Rachel Whiteread presents her exhibition 'Bibliography' at Luhring Augustine gallery in New York, running through March 31 at 531 West 24th Street. The show is discussed by Bella Easton and Paul Carey-Kent, who examine Carey-Kent's own exhibition exploring absences and the representation of voids. Concurrent exhibitions include Su-en Wong at Danese gallery, Jake Berthot at Betty Cuningham gallery, and Thomas Nozkowski at Max Protetch gallery. Alexander Calder's 'From Model to Monument' exhibition continues at PaceWildenstein through March 4 at 545 West 22nd Street, while Philip Grausman's work is on view at Lohin Geduld gallery through March 11 at 531 West 25th Street. Whiteread previously exhibited at London's Serpentine Gallery in Kensington Gardens from June 20 to August 5, 2001, with daily hours from 10 AM to 6 PM and free admission. That exhibition highlighted how artists with distinctive styles can sometimes produce predictable large-scale works while surprising viewers with smaller, more experimental pieces. The discussion between Easton and Carey-Kent considers how sculptural monuments represent both artistic aspirations and potential limitations, extending communication beyond traditional art audiences.