Our critic spotlights new openings from Monica Majoli, Malerie Marder, Alessandra Acierno, Adam Higgins, and more.

With our critic's guide, you can see the downtown New York art micro-district's best shows in a couple of hours.

The Critics' Table hits the ground running this season, delivering inspired single-sentence reviews for our biggest gallery roundup yet.

Our chief critic offers some preliminary thoughts on a new season and welcomes Juliana Halpert to the LA desk.

Our chief critic offers some preliminary thoughts on a new season and welcomes Juliana Halpert to the LA desk.

My favorite paragraphs and a gift link to my piece on Maurizio Cattelan for the Critics’ Table

Maurizio Cattelan made his name as the art world’s prankster. A new exhibition in Berlin looks further than his provocative streak.

At the Hessel Museum, an unconventional exhibition befits the radiant work of Parsons, better known as an influential NY gallerist.

At the Hessel Museum, an unconventional exhibition befits the radiant work of Parsons, better known as an influential NY gallerist.

Our critic questions the curatorial omission of biography in a major show that reframes—or obscures—the artist's most confrontational feminist work.

Our critic questions the curatorial omission of biography in a major show that reframes—or obscures—the artist's most confrontational feminist work.

Ivan Cheng, Lucy Raven, and Miranda July gave our critic much to write home about at the Aspen Art Museum’s second annual summer festival.

Ivan Cheng, Lucy Raven, and Miranda July gave our critic much to write home about at the Aspen Art Museum’s second annual summer festival.

Artists Diane Severin Nguyen, Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo, and Sung Tieu command the runway at a parking-lot performance at Amant in Brooklyn.

Artists Diane Severin Nguyen, Jade Guarano Kuriki-Olivo, and Sung Tieu command the runway at a parking-lot performance at Amant in Brooklyn.

The French artists' work is on view in a new exhibition that corrects the record, making the contributions of both partners self-evident.

The French artists' work is on view in a new exhibition that corrects the record, making the contributions of both partners self-evident.

Fiona Alison Duncan and SoiL Thornton have gathered insight on the unaffordability crisis facing artists in New York (and beyond).

Fiona Alison Duncan and SoiL Thornton have gathered insight on the unaffordability crisis facing artists in New York (and beyond).

Just a quick note with David Rimanelli’s latest for the Critics’ Table, a beautiful piece on Thek’s Pace and Buchholz shows on view this summer.

Just a quick note with David Rimanelli’s latest for the Critics’ Table, a beautiful piece on Thek’s Pace and Buchholz shows on view this summer.

In two exhibitions, at Pace and Buchholz, we see the range of this elusive, late entrant to the gay downtown canon.

Alison Chernick's very reverential portrait of New York's most prominent art writers—and beloved odd couple—marks the end of an era.

Alison Chernick's very reverential portrait of New York's most prominent art writers—and beloved odd couple—marks the end of an era.

Alison Chernick's very reverential portrait of New York's most prominent art writers—and beloved odd couple—marks the end of an era.

Plan your air-conditioned field trips to the major museums and peruse our sweaty under-the-radar gallery picks with our June guide.

Plan your air-conditioned field trips to the major museums and peruse our sweaty under-the-radar gallery picks with our June guide.

Balancing FOMO and skepticism, our critic plunges into openings and gallery dinners, mingles at MoMA PS1's gala, and washes out at the fairs.

Our critic visits the Fondazione Dries Van Noten, Freud's hotel room, and the Biennale, where Koyo Kouoh's message remains a beacon.

Our critic visits the Fondazione Dries Van Noten, Freud's hotel room, and the Biennale, where Koyo Kouoh's message remains a beacon.

Our critic visits the Fondazione Dries Van Noten, Freud's hotel room, and the Biennale, where Koyo Kouoh's message remains a beacon.

In the East Coast city, DIY vitality and dioramas fuel this expansive 53-artist survey, here reviewed by our co-chief art critic.

On a whirlwind trip, our critic—the founding editor of LA literary tabloid 'On the Rag'—checks out the city's premier art fair.

The author discusses her new essay collection, which spans decades and includes insights on artists from Méret Oppenheim to Dana Schutz.

This week, the Critics' Table went for breadth, but got depth, too, from a lineup of the city's most astute gallery-hoppers.

In the East Coast city, DIY vitality and dioramas fuel this expansive 53-artist survey, here reviewed by our co-chief art critic.

The author discusses her new essay collection, which spans decades and includes insights on artists from Méret Oppenheim to Dana Schutz.

On a whirlwind trip, our critic—the founding editor of LA literary tabloid 'On the Rag'—checks out the city's premier art fair.

The downtown institution reopens with an OMA-designed expansion and epic exhibition curated by Massimiliano Gioni.

In the East Coast city, DIY vitality and dioramas fuel this expansive 53-artist survey, here reviewed by our co-chief art critic.

In the East Coast city, DIY vitality and dioramas fuel this expansive 53-artist survey, here reviewed by our co-chief art critic.