A short stretch of Broadway, 370 to 392, plus one stop on Lafayette Street. Start with Tony Cragg and Edith Dekyndt at Marian Goodman, then the Melvin Edwards tribute at Alexander Gray and Hew Locke across both PPOW spaces. Finish with Alexandra McGowan at Sargent’s Daughters and Gordon Parks at Jack Shainman.
Marian Goodman, New York
Tony Cragg at Marian Goodman. New sculptures in bronze, wood, stone and steel that turn familiar materials into complex, shifting forms. Through Oct 24.
Sep 10 - Oct 24
Marian Goodman, New York
Edith Dekyndt: Notes on What is What at Marian Goodman. Sculpture, tapestry, video and found materials altered by decay and erosion, drawn from Fogo Island and Ibiza. Through Oct 24.
Sep 10 - Oct 24
Alexander Gray Associates
People Make Art: A Tribute to Melvin Edwards at Alexander Gray Associates. Works from 1954 to 2024 by fifteen artists from the late sculptor’s circle of friends and collaborators. Through Oct 24.
Sep 9 - Oct 24
PPOW, 390 Broadway
Hew Locke: The Wanderers at PPOW, 390 Broadway. A fleet of beaded votive boats hangs in the gallery, with watercolors and altered share certificates on the walls. Through Oct 24.
Sep 9 - Oct 24
PPOW, 392 Broadway
Hew Locke at PPOW, 392 Broadway. Boats, sculptures and watercolors of Guyanese timber houses from The Wanderers, on migration, trade and empire. Through Oct 24.
Sep 9 - Oct 24
Sargent's Daughters
Alexandra McGowan: Fervor at Sargent’s Daughters. Her New York solo debut: color-soaked abstractions on cotton bedsheets about queer domestic intimacy. Through Oct 24.
Sep 25 - Oct 24
Jack Shainman Gallery, Tribeca
Gordon Parks: Voices in the Mirror at Jack Shainman Gallery. Civil-rights-era photographs paired with new written reflections from the people and families he pictured. Through Nov 7.
Sep 18 - Nov 7
