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Photograph: © 2012 Meiro Koizumi Projects 99: Meiro Koizumi at Museum of Modern Art
A World War II domestic scene portends contemporary catastrophes such as the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, in a video here by Japanese artist Meiro Koizumi. Through May 6
Photograph: Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner Luc Tuymans, “The Summer Is Over” at David Zwirner
In his latest works, Tuymans mines the quotidian backdrop of his own life, presenting a rare self-portrait and paintings of details from the buildings he passes every day. Thu 10–Feb 9
Photograph: Courtesy Hauser & Wirth New York Anj Smith, “The Flowering of Phantoms” at Hauser & Wirth
On view are this London painter’s spooky-surreal portraits of otherworldly female subjects. Tue 15–Feb 23
Photograph: Courtesy Mary Boone Gallery Peter Saul/Jim Shaw at Mary Boone Gallery
Two masters of cartoon-inflected, eccentric figuration from different generations are brought together in this show of works on paper, curated by Klaus Kertess. It’s a wonder no one thought of doing this before. Through Feb 23
Photograph: Courtesy Acquavella Galleries Enoc Perez, “The Good Days” at Acquavella Galleries
The artist’s familiar paintings of tropical-modern hotels from the 1960s are joined here by giant sculptural swizzle sticks, presumably from the lounges of similar establishments. Fri 11–Feb 9
Top five shows: Jan 10–16, 2013
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