Five Shows to See in Tribeca Right Now
Caroll Dunham’s purple people, Mia Goldstein’s packaged art, and ethereal paintings by Giuseppe Francalanza and Christine Safa.
Five must-see exhibitions are currently running in Tribeca, offering a diverse range of artistic perspectives. At Chapter NY, Giuseppe Francalanza, a 26-year-old artist, is showcasing his first solo exhibition in the United States. His dreamy, ethereal paintings feature a High Renaissance-inspired style. In another gallery, Mia Goldstein, born in 2001, presents her work following the motto "paint what you know," depicting various art forms packed, crated, and set on a dolly.
One piece, based on a true story, features a Magritte painting balanced in the back of an SUV. Carroll Dunham's new show at Matthew Brown Gallery, his first since leaving Gladstone Gallery, features a White male artist surrounded by purple people, crows, and cute brown dogs. Christine Safa's tranquil show at Bortolami focuses on the passing of time using a focused palette.
Lastly, apexart's exhibition explores funerary weaving practices in a small village in Vietnam, highlighting the ritual and symbolic meaning of the woven garments.
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