US Reviews

An exhibition at SFMOMA, named for the 1990 geopolitical term, considers the relationship between art and activism since the fall of the Iron Curtain 

The artist’s survey at LACMA showcases her dynamic engagement with the history of modernism and socio-political conflict 

The artist’s feast is plentiful and sumptuous, but leaves us with a hefty bill and a heavy stomach

The artist’s solo exhibition at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation is a serene and spiritual survey of her five-decade practice 

The artist’s moving portraits of ‘unallocated’ auto workers in Lordstown, Ohio, on view at the Renaissance Society, celebrate the power of unions as job losses hit US manufacturing

The last exhibition planned by the artist herself carries on her strategic semiotic slips and disjunctions

A new exhibition at Tramps reveals 40 years of hidden painting

At Berlin’s KW Institute, Chicago Imagism, corporeal feminism and bondage scenarios.

Kilimnik’s subjects are nearly always brutal – murder, empire, war – and just as often delivered with a practiced detachment

Vital indigenous perspectives are highlighted in an exhibition of art and activism at the Oakland Museum, which spans the state’s colonial past to the present

A series of sculptures shown at Jenny’s, Los Angeles, challenge traditional categories of art 

An exhibition at House of Gaga / Reena Spaulings Fine Art, Los Angeles shows cyborgian sculptures that are combos of mechanics and organic matter

At the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, the artist’s retrospective explores love, loss and identity in the works forged by her AIDS activism

At Petzel Gallery, New York, an installation of anthropomorphic sea creatures explores sinister forces of authority and violence

At the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, a comprehensive look at five decades of the artist's incisive, yet uplifting, practice

At Gavin Brown's enterprise, New York, the artist transposes visions of queer intimacy into an animated technofuture

At 303 Gallery, New York, the artist demonstrates how easily we give meaning to the mundane, and how easily we can give it away

At Matthew Marks Gallery, LA, recreations of natural topographies display a singular relationship to time and observation

Political histories interweave with personal narratives of familial displacement, queer loss and desire at the Guggenheim Museum, New York