Tribeca: Gallery Walk

Here’s a walkable itinerary you can knock out in an afternoon on foot. The densest stretch of downtown right now. Two Bortolami spaces face off across the same block, a giant painting machine fills Luhring Augustine, and anthropomorphic sculptures assembled from boat hulls and horse collars finish things off.

5 exhibitions

Renée Green: Secret

Bortolami, 55 Walker

From Green's 1993 residency in Le Corbusier's semi-abandoned Firminy block: photos, three-channel video, multilingual soundtracks.

Apr 10 - May 16

Violet Dennison

Bortolami, 39 Walker

Paintings built around a Jacob's Ladder motif that fragments and recombines — Damascus tiles meet digital cropping, hand against vector.

Apr 24 - May 30

Emily Kraus: In Relation

Luhring Augustine

Kraus's NY debut: large abstractions made on a custom steel rig that pulls canvas through rollers as she paints by hand.

Apr 10 - Jun 13

Peter Hujar: The Gracie Mansion Show

Ortuzar

A 40th-anniversary restaging of Hujar's legendary 1986 East Village show: 70 photographs in a long, two-row, non-hierarchical grid.

Apr 22 - May 30

Whitney Oldenburg: hardening the braces

CHART

Anthropomorphic sculptures from boat hulls, horse collars, and water containers, plus charcoal drawings of skeletal forms.

Apr 17 - May 30