Big show at PS1
NEW YORK CITY
11 October to 7 March
"Greater New York"
African American Flag by David Hammons, FAAR 1990 is flying over PS1 in Long Island City as part of "Greater New York," an exhibition that appears every five years as a collaboration between PS 1 and MoMA. This is the the 4th iteration of the show that has historically emphasized emerging artists. This year established artists are included. Other Academy artists in the show are Mel Bochner, RAAR 1992, Abigail Child, FAAR 2010, Robert Moskowitz, RAAR 2002, Judith Shea, FAAR 1995, and Charles Simonds, RAAR 1986.
PS1
22-25 Jackson Avenue at 45th Avenue
Long Island City
718.784.2084
Thursday— Monday, noon to 6pm
30 October to 7 February
"Frank Stella: A Retrospective"
Almost sixty years of work by Frank Stella, RAAR 1983, downtown at the new Whitney Museum. See Roberta Smith’s review, and don’t forget to see the show when you are in town for the Cabaret.
Whitney Museum of American Art
99 Gansevoort Street
212.570.3600
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
7 November to sometime in January
"Karma Funk Farm"
Polly Apfelbaum, FAAR 2013, and Stephen Westfall, FAAR 2010, are showing in Milwaukee.
The Suburban
2901 North Fratney
708.763.8554
Hours by appointment
8 November, 2 to 4pm
US catalog launch: Shrine For Girls
Patricia Cronin, FAAR 2007, writes: “exhibition catalogues - fresh off the boat from Italy! Please join me in conversation with Maura Reilly at @brooklynrail Sunday November 8th from 2-4pm for the U.S. book launch. Free & open to the public.
Brooklyn Rail
253 36th Street, Suite C304, 3rd floor
17 November
Artwalk NY 2015
Silent auction 6:30pm, live auction 8pm
Patricia Cronin, FAAR 2007, is an honoree at ARTWALK NY 2015, an annual philanthropic event sponsored by the Coalition for the Homeless.
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
Tickets