June 17 - September 11, 2016 - This groundbreaking exhibition considers the ever-evolving identities of Rome during a pivotal period in the city’s history, 1770–1870, when it was transformed from a papal state to the capital of a unified, modern nation. Venerable monuments were demolished to make way for government ministries and arteries of commerce. Building projects and improve...

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June 18 - October 9, 2016 - Featuring works drawn exclusively from the Albright-Knox’s Collection, Defining Sculpture offers a perspective on the medium’s remarkable development and hybridity from the postwar years to the present.

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June 18 - November 13, 2016 - This exhibition draws inspiration from the traditions, rituals, and aesthetics associated with the region’s rich history of summer camps. From tent grounds to sleepaway camps to pleasure resorts, these sites conjure up the promise of new adventures, diversions, libidinal pursuits, and unfettered experimentation. Summer camp can be an escape, a state of mind, or ...

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June 19–August 28, 2016 - Deng Tai: Shadow is the first U.S. solo exhibition of the work of late Chinese artist Deng Tai.  While living in Beijing, Deng casually enlisted friends to shoot several series of haunting photographs in which he performed for the camera in public spaces around the city. Seen as a collection, these ecstatic and melancholic images suggest the intensity of Deng&r...

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June 19–August 28, 2016 - MoMA PS1 will present the first solo museum exhibition of New York-based artist Meriem Bennani (b.1988, Rabat). Part documentary travelogue, part soap opera, and part juicy gossip session, FLY is a new multimedia commission that immerses the viewer in an environment of brightly colored, geometric forms and surfaces. An animated fruit fly serves as a guide through th...

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June 19–August 28, 2016 - The exhibition features work by over 40 artists who were key participants in the 1970s alternative art spaces movement and the early years of P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center. Listening stations throughout the exhibition highlight a series of audio conversations between Alanna Heiss and participating artists.

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June 19–September 18, 2016 - VITO ACCONCI: WHERE WE ARE NOW (WHO ARE WE ANYWAY?), 1976 is a solo exhibition of early works by the unconventional writer, poet, performance, video and conceptual artist, and designer/architect. The exhibition presents Acconci as he developed his radical and subversive explorations of the human condition, sexuality, voyeurism, identity and physicality up to the ...

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June 21–September 18, 2016 - In the exhibition, ten of Lockett’s artworks representing different phases of his career are paired with more than eighty small and portable works made by both known and unidentified artists from various eras and geographical regions, all of whom are situated outside the art mainstream. It includes eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Native American eff...

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June 21–September 18, 2016 - The art of Ronald Lockett  speaks to the universality of the human condition through the lens of lived experience in the American South. This exhibition, the first retrospective on the artist, emphasizes the themes Lockett explored over the course of his decade-long artistic career. Working within the artistic traditions of found materials, he addressed...

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June 22 - September 18, 2016 - The exhibiton references a wide range of care environments and opportunities from herbalist apothecaries and muthi [medicine] markets in Durban, South Africa, to meditation rooms and movement studios and involves a variety of public and private workshops and healing treatments that the artist refers to as “care sessions.” Blurring the distinction between ...

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