Six Dark and Dangerous Gallery Exhibitions On View Now In New York

1. See Delta blues musician, gravedigger and artist James ‘Son Ford’ Thomas's incredibly crude, but morbidly beautiful sculptures that are often made with real teeth and hair, on view at 80WSE Gallery 2. Female pop artist Marjorie Strider begs you to come hither and see some of her early masterpieces on view now at Broadway 1602 3. Deborah Kass reimagines Andy Warhol's 13 Most Wanted Men at Sargent's Daughters 4. Viewer DISCRETION...children of BATAILLE, curated by Kathleen Cullen, presents a group show of artists as disparate as Hans Bellmer, Max Snow and Picasso for an exhibition that explores erotica and the "permutations of our own desires."  5. Seth Price presents almost 80 works of art, with mediums such as airbrush and polymer paint, at Petzel Gallery 6. Los Angeles based photographer Torbjørn Rødland gets religious and erotic with his tongue-in-cheek, groin tingling work on view at Algus Greenspon. 

Max Snow 'Days Like This' @ Richard Heller Gallery

Opening of Max Snow's "Day's Like This" at Richard Heller Gallery. On view until February 14, 2015. photographs by Douglas Neill. Click arrows to see more. 

Bag of Bones

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Exhibition view of Bag of Bones, the new show with Max Snow and Christopher Lusher which opened last night at Blank Gallery in West Virginia. Photo by John Drake. 

LOCK, STOCK, AND, TEARDROPS

DUVE Berlin is presents a two-person exhibition premiering new artworks by artists ALI KEPENEK and MAX SNOW. For this exhibition, entitled, Lock, Stock & Teardrops Kepenek and Snow have created work that calls an attention to the theme of pain, a theme so universal yet greatly personal. A constant duality exists in Ali Kepenek and Max Snow’s recent work of photography, installation, sculpture and collage. Under the theme of pain, both artists address their life experiences from physical existence, through installation and sculpture, as well as the internal and emotional realm, as depicted in their portrait photographs and collages. On view at Duve Berlin Gallery from October 29 to December 10.