Known for his unsparing photos of daily life in Russia, Boris Mikhailov shows his collection of paintings. Spanning from over 40 years, Mikhailov's work is based between a documentary and hallucinatory. As showed he was able to capture the undercurrent of the Soviet Union and the reviling the society. His work will be on display till February 8, 2014.
Location: Dominique Lévy Gallery
Address: 909 Madison Ave Upper East Side New York 10021
Date/Hour: Now- February 8, 2014; Tue–Sat 10am–6pm
Celebrated for his video 'The Clock', Christian Marclay turn his work into a lively follow-up of paintings. He continues his career interacting with arts relationship, between sound and music. His paintings of AbEX and Pop Art are viewed as stuff being thrown against canvas. Marclay's unique work shown with silk-screens comic book fonts gives the cartoon feel effect to the paintings.
Location: Paula Cooper Gallery
Address: 534 W 21st St Chelsea New York
Date/Hour: Now- January 18, 2014; Tue–Sat 10am–6pm
A Floating Population: Chinatown Photographs by Annie Ling
Annie Ling's pictures of Chinatown documents the struggles of the people who live there. Known for being a frequent New York Times photographer, Ling's collections includes a modern-day flophouse where residents pay between $100 to $200 a month for a cubical used for living. This opens up the eyes of the viewers that have never yet seen the struggles of those living in Chinatown.
Location: Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA);
Address: 215 Centre St Chinatown & Little Italy New York
