The ultimate guide to art galleries this spring

Current exhibition: Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, “The Marionette Maker”
Through June 11
Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller are internationally recognized for their immersive multimedia works that often engage viewers in mysterious and dreamlike narratives. For their fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, the artists present their kinetic installation The Marionette Maker (2014), comprising a full-scale vintage caravan that houses myriad characters in a haunting environment. The artists’ interactive sound installation, Experiment in F# Minor (2013), will also be on view. 531 West 24th St (212-206-9100, luhringaugustine.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

Photograph: Courtesy Luhring Augustine

555 W 24th St (212-741-1111, gagosian.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

522 W 21st St (212-741-1717, gagosian.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

508 W 26th St, fifth floor (212-989-5090, ipcny.org). Tue–Sat 11am–6pm.

521 W 26th St (212-759-7555). Mon–Sat 10am–6pm.

525 W 22nd St (646-230-9610, yanceyrichardson.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

535 W 22nd St (212-247-2111, dcmooregallery.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

Current exhibition: Park Chan-kyong
Through July 1
Tina Kim Gallery presents the first U.S. solo exhibition of works by South Korean artist Park Chan-kyong. The exhibition showcases videos, photographs and installation work, allowing individual projects to tell their distinct stories as well as provide an overview of his unique vision. Park’s ability to explore cultural vocabularies is perfectly highlighted by being named the Artistic Director of Seoul Media City in 2014, a role that allowed the polymath to curate a comprehensive overview of contemporary cultural idioms.
Founded in 2001, Tina Kim Gallery annually participates in more than 12 international fairs and is devoted to featuring contemporary art. The regularly collaborates with Kukje Gallery in Seoul, on exhibitions that feature both emerging and internationally renowned artists. Tina Kim Gallery also works closely with Vintage 20, a private dealer specializing in midcentury furniture and design. 525 W 21st St (212-716-1100, tinakimgallery.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

Park Chan-kyong, Flying
Photograph: Courtesy Park Chan-kyong

On May 12, Max Laniado Gallery– Visio Dell’Arte presents an exclusive collection including the works of highly credited artists, such as Akhmetvaliev, Burykin, Chhour, Cosmina, and Ene, alongside those of emerging artists, such as Bonus, Bortniker, Legoupil, Longo, Modébadzé, and Valli. On June 2, the gallery presents Jeff Bortniker’s second solo exhibition. Balancing both visual and tactile emotions, Bortniker’s latest work engages the viewer with a unique phenomenological experience. On June 23, Chhour Kaloon’s new solo exhibition arrives in NYC. A major actor of the Poetic Abstraction movement, Chhour continues his fast ascension on the contemporary-art scene.
For almost 20 years, Max Laniado has promoted emerging artists in London, Paris, and in New York, where he opened a prestigious gallery in the heart of Chelsea. From emergence to fame, Max Laniado has a unique eye for scouting the new masters of the 21st century. 522 W 23rd St (212-796-5313, visodellarte.com). Tue–Sat 10:30am–6:30pm, Sun 1:30pm–6:30pm.

Photograph: Courtesy Max Laniado Gallery

Current exhibitions: Radcliffe Bailey, “Quest”
Through June 4
“Quest” marks Radcliffe Bailey’s fifth solo exhibition at this gallery. Working primarily in sculpture, painting and found photography, Bailey explores the complexity of contemporary identity in the face of history, ancestry and collective memory. “Quest” plumbs the depths of American history in an attempt for a fuller understanding of this shared past. 513 W 20th St (212-645-1701, jackshainman.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

Shimon Attie, “Facts on the Ground”
Through June 4
This exhibition marks Shimon Attie’s sixth solo at the gallery. “Facts on the Ground” features his recent series (of the same name), which captures the artist’s poetic interventions at meaningful public spaces across Israel and Palestine. 524 W 24th St (212-337-3372, jackshainman.com). Tue–Sat 10am–6pm.

Current exhibition: “Francis Luis Mora (1874–1940)”
Through May 21
Francis Luis Mora was a renowned painter, muralist, illustrator and teacher. He exhibited widely during his lifetime and received many important public commissions. In 2005, ACA presented his first retrospective since 1940. This exhibition includes paintings, drawings and etchings.

Upcoming Exhibition: “Michael Netter: Cryptographics”
June 2–July 29

529 W 20th St (212-206- 8080, acagalleries.com). Check gallery website for hours.

Francis Luis Mora, Spanish Shawls (Rosemary)
Photograph: Courtesy ACA Galleries, New York