Rock climbers at sunset, a windswept beach and a wildly colored tropical lagoon are literally on the mind of this character by Erik Parker at Mary Boone Gallery. Experienced or received notions of the world literally construct identity in this psychedelic portrait. (On view in Chelsea through April 21st).
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Nina Chanel Abney at Jack Shainman Gallery & Mary Boone Gallery
Nina Chanel Abney’s electrifying new paintings take gun violence, racial conflict, and protests turned violent as subject matter. Their dynamic jumble of forms echoes the constant stream of alarming news supplied 24/7 by the media. (Nina Chanel Abney is showing new work at Jack Shainman Gallery’s 20th Street location through Dec 20th and Mary Boone Gallery’s 24th Street location through Dec 22nd).
Allan McCollum at Mary Boone Gallery
Why do we collect objects? Whether it’s art, fossils or shoes, Allan McCollum suggests that we’re looking to fulfill greater needs. In this piece from 1991, currently on view at Mary Boone Gallery’s 24th Street location, McCollum presents cast copies of original bones from the Carnegie Museum, begging the question of what their collection and display means for human history. (On view through April 29th).
Peter Saul at Mary Boone Gallery
Peter Saul, George Washington Crossing the Delaware, acrylic/canvas, 64 x 82 inches, 2015.
Peter Schuyff at Mary Boone Gallery
Peter Schuyff, Untitled, 79 x 71 inches, oil on linen, 2015.