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Photograph: Courtesy Eleven Rvington Michael DeLucia at Eleven Rivington
Brightly colored posters of mariachi bands put a notable Pop Art punch into DeLucia’s latest abstractions, gouged into plywood with the aid of a computer-guided router. Through June 2
Photograph: Courtesy Orivate Collection André Masson, “The Mythology of Desire: Masterworks from 1925 to 1945” at Blain Di Donna
This survey of Masson’s career—the largest in New York since a 1976 MoMA retrospective—traces the evolution of the Surrealist’s work, from a style indebted to Cubism to one that anticipated Abstract Expressionism. Through June 15
“Tomas Saraceno on the Roof: Cloud City” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The artist’s series of interconnected, room-size pods competes with views of Central Park and the skyline. Through Nov 4
Photograph: © Fondazione Lucio Fontana. Pri Lucio Fontana, “Ambienti Spaziali” at Gagosian Gallery
This survey of the midcentury Italian avant-gardist covers
the last 20 years of his career and includes trippy, retrofuturistic installations that have never before been seen in New York. Through June 30
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Werner Gallery Aaron Curry, “Buzz Kill” at Michael Werner
Curry channels Richard Serra via Alexander Calder in his centerpiece installation. Through June 16
Top five shows: May 17-23
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