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Dazzling Art at Bryce Wolkowitz, K8 Hardy at Reena Spaulings, & More

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Brigitte Kowanz joined morse code and light in several works recently at Bryce Wolkowitz.
Brigitte Kowanz joined morse code and light in several works recently at Bryce Wolkowitz.
Mariano Sardón's "Morphologies of Gaze" series at Brice Wokowitz trace the path taken by an eye examining a portrait.
Mariano Sardón's "Morphologies of Gaze" series at Brice Wokowitz trace the path taken by an eye examining a portrait.
The crowd-pleasing KAWS took over Mary Boone for a show copresented with Emmanuel Perrotin gallery on the Upper East Side.
The crowd-pleasing KAWS took over Mary Boone for a show copresented with Emmanuel Perrotin gallery on the Upper East Side.
Caustically political cartoons at David Zwirner reveal an unexpected side of Ad Reinhardt, best remembered for black abstract canvases.
Caustically political cartoons at David Zwirner reveal an unexpected side of Ad Reinhardt, best remembered for black abstract canvases.
Marepe's whimsical found-object assemblages at Anton Kern.
Marepe's whimsical found-object assemblages at Anton Kern.
Reinhard Mucha's fascinating constructions at Luhring Augustine feature everything from toy trains to boom boxes.
Reinhard Mucha's fascinating constructions at Luhring Augustine feature everything from toy trains to boom boxes.
Spanish sculptor Susana Solano has her first solo show with Jack Shainman
Spanish sculptor Susana Solano has her first solo show with Jack Shainman
K8 Hardy's show at Reena Spaulings
K8 Hardy's show at Reena Spaulings
A new sculpture by K8 Hardy
A new sculpture by K8 Hardy
Another view of the Reena Spauling show
Another view of the Reena Spauling show
Ajay Kurian's miniature sculptures at 47 Canal
Ajay Kurian's miniature sculptures at 47 Canal
Kurian had a mechanized pop-up sculpture of an Oz-like city
Kurian had a mechanized pop-up sculpture of an Oz-like city
Scott Reeder's terrific and very funny paintings at Lisa Cooley
Scott Reeder's terrific and very funny paintings at Lisa Cooley
"Idea Jail"? Classic.
"Idea Jail"? Classic.
Fun, eh?
Fun, eh?
A Sarah Greenberger Rafferty chicken upstairs at Rachel Uffner's new space
A Sarah Greenberger Rafferty chicken upstairs at Rachel Uffner's new space
New Sarah Greenberger Rafftery work upstairs at the gallery
New Sarah Greenberger Rafftery work upstairs at the gallery
A revelatory show of new and historic work by Diane Simpson at JTT Gallery
A revelatory show of new and historic work by Diane Simpson at JTT Gallery
Very nice paintings by Ryan McLaughlin at Laurel Gitlen
Very nice paintings by Ryan McLaughlin at Laurel Gitlen
Another painting in the show
Another painting in the show
Sculptures by Joy Curtis at Klaus von Nichtssagend
Sculptures by Joy Curtis at Klaus von Nichtssagend
More new work by Curtis, including a lovely painting
More new work by Curtis, including a lovely painting
Catharine Ahearn at Ramiken Crucible
Catharine Ahearn at Ramiken Crucible
Another view of the Ahearn show
Another view of the Ahearn show
The "Baltus: Cats and Girls" show at the met
The "Baltus: Cats and Girls" show at the met
One of the girls, looking like a caryatid
One of the girls, looking like a caryatid

Though the holidays so rudely interrupted programming in New York's galleries, there were a number of stellar shows across the city both before and after the break. The Lower East Side had an unusually robust sampling of painting and sculpture by rising talents on display, announcing a few names that we're going to hear more from down the line—including the new gallery Chapter NY, which debuted with a very strong show by the young artist Sam Anderson. Chelsea and the Upper East Side didn't disappoint either, with excellent offerings at David Zwirner, Luhring Augustine, and other galleries. 

Scroll through the above slide show to see photos from the shows.

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