US Reviews

At Greene Naftali, New York, the artist transforms vintage gay pornography into paintings – to ‘soul-dissolvingly, corrosively beautiful’ effect

The New Dehli-based artist’s survey at MoMA PS1, New York, interweaves the autobiographical and the sociopolitical to consider the state of his motherland

In the Indigenous artist’s performance-packed exhibition, power comes from celebrating difference

At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes

The latest iteration of the triennial views its host city from an international perspective

A show at the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo, Mexico City, conjures the spectral presences behind cinematic artifice

At the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, photographs from the artist’s ‘Exposures’ series encourage interpretive flexibility and plural perspectives

An exhibition at Asia Society, New York, foregrounds Indigenous knowledge-holders as it brings together eight decades of work by Yolŋu artists

Once excluded from art history, the conceptual artist has her first US solo exhibition at the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York

Her retrospective at the Center for Art, Research, and Alliances demonstrates a philosophy almost incompatible with the viewing methods of institutional exhibition

An ecofeminist show of 18 artists and collectives at The Brick, Los Angeles, decentres a male perspective – but ultimately can't get away from a human one

From Liliana Porter’s new commission at Dia Bridgehampton, New York, to Hugh Hayden’s explorations into childhood, here are the latest exhibitions across the US

The artist’s show at kurimanzutto, New York grapples with a transgenerational experience of a conflict that’s often overlooked and largely unresolved

At Night Gallery, Los Angeles, the artist’s sardonic creations reveal the human cost of imperial intervention and unchecked capitalism

In two concurrent New York exhibitions at Dia Beacon and Dia Chelsea, the filmmaker and artist explores visibility in a racialized world

In the artist’s debut show with Petzel Gallery, New York, eight gleaming, machinic sculptures upend expectations with flickers of strangeness

At Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston, the artist’s majestic figures powerfully embody the syncretism of the Caribbean despite a cramped presentation

A ‘survey’ of his upbringing, the artist’s hometown exhibition at Dallas’s Nasher Sculpture Center reimagines cafeteria furniture and science-class skeletons

An urgent exhibition at Jane Lombard Gallery, New York, underscores the artist’s ongoing commitment to exploring migration and displacement

The artist’s first institutional survey at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art assembles her eclectic ceramics, some of which she made with her husband