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Gallery Guide to Lower Manhattan

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Gallery Guide

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The Unlimited's picks for the best shows to see opening this week.

Click the photo to go to the exhibition's website, and use the map above to plan out your trip!

Gallery Guide to Your Weekend

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Art in Times Square

You Can't Trust, by Johan Wahlstrom

You Can't Trust, by Johan Wahlstrom

July 24th from 8-9pm the art of Johan Wahlstrom will be featured on a billboard in Times Square. These dark narrative paintings will be an interesting sight in the bright light of 46th St. and Broadway.


Anthropocene

Toast was a pointless invention from the Dark Ages. Toast was an implement of torture that caused all those subjected to it to regurgitate in verbal form the sins and crimes of their past lives. Toast was a ritual item devoured by fetishists in the belief that it would enhance their kinetic and sexual powers. Toast cannot be explained by any rational means.
Toast is me.
I am toast.
— Margaret Atwood, Oryx and Crake
Anthropocene, a group exhibition featuring Bram Bogart, Nicole Cherubini, Sarah Cromarty, Al Freeman, Alicia Gibson, Peter Harkawik, Chris Hood, Elisabeth Kley, Stuart Lorimer, Meghan Petras, Joyce Robins, Adrianne Rubenstein and Sally Saul.

Anthropocene, a group exhibition featuring Bram Bogart, Nicole Cherubini, Sarah Cromarty, Al Freeman, Alicia Gibson, Peter Harkawik, Chris Hood, Elisabeth Kley, Stuart Lorimer, Meghan Petras, Joyce Robins, Adrianne Rubenstein and Sally Saul.

A show inspired by the Anthropocene Age that started 3000 years ago Friday, July 25 at CANADA Gallery: 333 Broome Street between Chrystie Street and Bowery


Brice Dellsperger Body Double X

Body Double X, single channel video projection, by Brice Dellsperger

Body Double X, single channel video projection, by Brice Dellsperger

Monday July, 28 at 7pm there will be a screening of Dellsperger's feature length masterpiece Body Double X, to accompany his solo show which is on view at Team Gallery.


Bloodflames Revisted

Incident/Resurrection, 2013, by Roxy Paine

Incident/Resurrection, 2013, by Roxy Paine

Thursday July 24, a contemporary response to the seminal exhibition, Bloodflames, this exhibition is trying to create a more integrated relationship between the spectator and the art.


A Dozen Roses

Kitchen Table, 1998, by Robert Melee

Kitchen Table, 1998, by Robert Melee

Facelift, 1997, Robert Melee

Facelift, 1997, Robert Melee

Red Wig, 2001, Robert Melee

Red Wig, 2001, Robert Melee

Thursday July 24, A show featuring photography of Robert Melee's mother, that he made his reputation capturing.

The myth of the modern family is played with and ridiculed, ultimately giving way to dysfunction and beautiful catastrophe. Rose, the heroine and muse of Melee’s depravity is caught in seemingly absurd casual acts including romping naked in the snow, drinking in the bath tub and positioning herself on all fours with pots and pans on her back on the kitchen table, each time intoxicated.