By Andrew Russeth 3/13 10:03am

human resources

A still from Elad Lassry's film 'Untitled (Ghost),' 2011. (Courtesy the artist and 303)

Elad Lassry to 303

303 Gallery announced this morning that it is working with the Tel Aviv-born, Los Angeles-based artist Elad Lassry, who had been without New York representation. His last show at a commercial gallery in New York was in 2010 at Luhring Augustine. Read More

By Andrew Russeth 12/04/12 5:26pm

On View

Installation view of 'Out of the Blue.' (Courtesy Bortolami)

‘The Perfect Show’ at 303, ‘Out of the Blue’ at Bortolami, ‘Problem Play’ at Leo Koenig, Thornton Dial: ‘Viewpoint of the Foundry Man’ at Andrew Edlin

“The Perfect Show”
303 Gallery
Through Dec. 21

Visiting Chelsea is hard work in winter. Frigid gusts whip off the Hudson and turn the former industrial neighborhood’s wide streets into punishing wind tunnels. But a month after the river overflowed, flooding galleries and destroying art, a complaint like that feels inconsequential. Galleries have made repairs and reopened, and a few are offering shows informed in intriguing ways by recent events. Call them the After Sandys. Read More

By Dan Duray, Rozalia Jovanovic, Michael H. Miller and Andrew Russeth 5/14/12 11:39am

Happenings

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THURSDAY | Opening: Maira Kalman, "37 Paintings," at Julie Saul Gallery

8 Things to Do in New York Before May 19

MONDAY, MAY 14

Screening: Andy Warhol’s Paul Swan at Light Industry
Light Industry will screen Andy Warhol’s 1965 two-reel film of dancer Paul Swan, who was 82 at the time and still performing at weekly salons. The film will be introduced by art historian Douglas Crimp. –Michael H. Miller
Light Industry, 155 Freeman, Brooklyn, 7 p.m., $7 Read More