Exhibitions and Shows Ending in May
Here is my short list of notable exhibitions and shows that are ending in May. Be sure you catch these events before they’re gone:
“Jasper Johns, Gray” | Metropolitan Museum of Art The first exhibition to focus on the use of the color gray. Click here for more information. Ends May 4.
“Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today” and “Design and the Elastic Mind” | MoMA Uses the commercial color chart as a metaphor. Click here for more information. Both exhibitions end May 12.
“WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution” | P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center Examines the international foundation and legacy of feminism between the years 1965-1980. Ends May 12.
“Designed for Pleasure” | Asia Society Explores Japan’s “floating world”– a red-light district in Tokyo from the 17th century through the 19th century. Paintings and woodblock prints of geisha, prostitutes, Kabuki actors, and sumo wrestlers. Ends May 4.
“Painting Safari: Jan Martin McGuire’s Scenes from the African Wild” | Forbes Galleries Thirty original paintings showing the people and wildlife she met on her trips to Africa. Free. Ends May 5.
“Under New York Skies: Nocturnes by Yvonne Jacquette” | Museum of the City of New York Paintings and pastels of of New York’s aerial views. Ends May 4.
“Exoticism” | The Museum at FIT Explores the multicultural influences on designers in the world of couture in the past 250 years. Free. Ends May 7.
Macbeth | Lyceum Theatre Based on Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Patrick Stewart plays a tyrant in a 1950s Stalinist dictatorship. Ends May 24.
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