Thomas Hirschhorn and Roxy Paine Exhibitions in Chelsea
In Chelsea, New York, two exhibitions are currently running: Thomas Hirschhorn's installation at 515 W. 24th Street is open until February 11, while Roxy Paine's work can be viewed at 533 W. 26th Street until February 25. Their artworks embody opposing philosophical themes, reflecting Dionysian and Apollonian concepts. Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg, David Carrier critiques the curatorial choices of Manifesta 10. The exhibition titled Life on Mars features 39 artists, among them Mark Bradford and Cao Fei, with only 12 women included, sparking criticism for its representation diversity and the prevalence of US and European artists.
Key facts
- Thomas Hirschhorn exhibition until February 11 at 515 W. 24th Street
- Roxy Paine exhibition until February 25 at 533 W. 26th Street
- Hirschhorn and Paine represent Dionysian and Apollonian extremes
- David Carrier reports on Manifesta 10 in St. Petersburg
- Life on Mars shares artists with Unmonumental
- Shared artists include Mark Bradford, Cao Fei, Thomas Hirschhorn, Matthew Monahan, Manfred Pernice, Susan Philipsz
- Life on Mars has 39 artists, nearly a sixth overlap with Unmonumental
- Only seven artists in Life on Mars are from outside US or Europe
- Only twelve women in Life on Mars
- Eungie Joo served on advisory committee for 2008 International
Entities
Artists
- Thomas Hirschhorn
- Roxy Paine
- Mark Bradford
- Cao Fei
- Matthew Monahan
- Manfred Pernice
- Susan Philipsz
- David Carrier
- Eungie Joo
Institutions
- artcritical
- New Museum
- Manifesta
Locations
- Chelsea
- New York City
- United States
- St. Petersburg
- Russia