The Jerome Project (Asphalt and Chalk) V, XV, and XVI represent a compelling new phase of Kaphar’s Jerome Project, which investigates racial injustice through the vagaries of the justice and penal systems in contemporary American society. In 2011, Kaphar began researching his father Jerome’s prison record, and came across mugshots of nearly one hundred men who shared his father’s name. Usin...

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The Innovator's Dilemma adopts the architectural typology of the industry tradeshow, staging literal platforms for content drawn from various recent bodies of Denny’s work. A hyperactive multimedia extravaganza by this Berlin-based artist takes down irrational exuberance about new technologies with sardonic verve. Event held at MomaPS1

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Standing at a railing where you look into the museum’s two-story-tall Duplex Gallery, you behold a confoundingly complicated interior architecture with furniture, stairways, musical instruments, wheelchairs and many other domestic items rendered in silvery, foil-clad foam board. The gallery’s floor is covered by a grid of large mirrors so that everything is doubled. What you think is up may re...

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March 7–August 29, 2016 - This exhibiton describes how Lionel Maunz creates dystopian sculptures from rugged, brutal materials like cast iron, concrete and steel. Working principally with figurative forms, Maunz has described his vision of the body as a “fulminating, grinding, butchered thing,” a sense he reinforces by depicting dismembered, fragmented, and partially-decayed anat...

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April 3–August 29, 2016 - An exhibition of works by Los Angeles-based artist Rodney McMillian. The exhibition is comprised of a suite of twelve paintings on bed sheets and an untitled video from 2005.Sourced from thrift stores, the sheets that McMillian uses often bear price tags or traces of former owners, and their size alludes to the intimate encounter of bodies in bed. Already laden with...

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April 3–August 29, 2016 - Projects 103, the first exhibition in the forty-five year history of the Elaine Dannheisser. For MoMA PS1, she will build a large-scale sculptural installation made especially for the museum’s ground floor, brick-walled, duplex gallery. Responding to the room’s exaggerated ceiling height, the work is inspired by a 12th century pharmacy located in the cav...

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April 3–August 31, 2016 - MoMA PS1 presents the first museum solo exhibition in the United States of Beijing-based artist Cao Fei. The exhibiton is a work comprised of video and photography, the artist embedded in Chinese cosplay communities, groups of young people that gather to dress up as imaginary Japanese anime characters. In wild and complex outfits, they romp around the artist...

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May 1 - August 1, 2016 - SculptureCenter is pleased to present an exhibition titled Collective Stance featuring new and recent work by artist Leslie Hewitt. Through the assertion of the work's contemporaneity, Hewitt and Young's project explores temporality, exposing the tension between still photography and the cinematic experiences of moving images, between the past and the present, betw...

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May 1 - August 1, 2016 - The title of this exhibition, taken directly from Freud's lecture on dreams, is a sentence stopped midway. He completes the thought by stating that the creative process of the mind can only regroup elements from already existing sources that any one creative fantasy is a work of translating what one knows of reality into an imaginary space. The exhibition, organized fr...

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May 22–August 28, 2016 - The MoMA PS1 exhibition centers around Colo’s Superman 51, in which he drags a collection of fifty-one white pieces of wood behind him, tethered to his body with ropes, as he runs shirtless down an empty stretch of Manhattan’s West Side Highway until collapsing from exhaustion. The presentation at MoMA PS1 will coincide with The Cleaner, a new work the ar...

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