On View: Marcel Duchamp
MoMA is hosting the first U.S. retrospective of Marcel Duchamp in half a century, running through August 22. Curated chronologically, the exhibition opens with the 1910 painting “The Chess Game” and proceeds through his photographic collaborations, readymades and performance pieces. Although many iconic objects are reproductions, the show maps Duchamp’s influence on later artists such as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol, underscoring his lasting impact on modern art. The post also highlights five other current New York exhibitions worth visiting.
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The latest "Go see something" newsletter from Exhibits in New York blends a curated guide to current city exhibitions with reading recommendations and a promotion for its iOS app. It spotlights major shows such as Raphael’s “Sublime Poetry” at the...
On View: Jasper Johns
Gagosian’s "Between the Clock and the Bed" showcases Jasper Johns’s 1970s cross‑hatching period, a decade‑long experiment that diverged from his famous flag motifs. The show runs through April 24, marking the final exhibition in the gallery’s Madison Avenue space. While the...