Jake And Dinos Chapman "Back to the End of the Beginning of the End Again" @ Kamel Mennour Gallery In Paris

After seventeen years, British duo Jake and Dinos Chapman are back in Paris. For their first exhibition at Kamel Mennour, they are taking over the gallery on the Rue Saint-AndrΓ© des Arts together with the new space on the Avenue Matignon, with a series of especially explosive works, where the fates of art and humanity appear inextricably linked. Jake And Dinos Chapman "Back to the End of the Beginning of the End Again" will be on view until November 26, 2016 @ Kamel Mennour gallery in Paris. photographs by Mazzy-Mae Green

Nan Goldin "Blood On My Hands" @ Matthew Marks Gallery In New York

Matthew Marks presents Nan Goldin "Blood On My Hands." It is the first public exhibition of Goldin’s drawings, and it includes five new large-scale β€œgrids” of multiple photographs composed in a single frame. Goldin has kept a diary since childhood, often filling the pages with drawings. Recently those drawings have taken on a new life as independent works of art. Emerging from her regular practice of daily reflection, they share the charged emotional atmosphere of her photographs, but their symbolic imagery, handwritten texts, and complex surfaces, made with a variety of mediums, introduce an expressive element that is new to her work. Goldin selects the photographs for her grids according to formal or psychological themes. For the new grids, the unifying element is color: pink, blue, gold, red, or black. Nan Goldin "Blood On My Hands" will be on view until December 23, 2016 @ Matthew Marks Gallery in New York. photographs by Adam Lehrer

Andrew Kuykendall and Langley Fox Hemingway "Let's Get Lost" @ Chainlink Gallery In Los Angeles

Chainlink Gallery presents a new exhibition of works by Langley Fox Hemingway and Andrew Kuykendall. The exhibition will showcase original one-of-a-kind black and white drawings by Langley Fox Hemingway and fine-art film photography by Andrew Kuykendall, in addition to six art pieces created by the artists together. These unique works marry the art forms of photography and drawing, alluding to the ever-present cultural crossovers between the industries of art, fashion, design and photography in our current world. Andrew Kuykendall and Langley Fox Hemingway "Let's Get Lost" is on view at Chainlink Gallery in Los Angeles. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper

Paul McCarthy "Raw Spinoffs Continuations" @ Hauser & Wirth Gallery In New York

Hauser & Wirth presents β€˜Raw Spinoffs Continuations’, an exhibition of sculptures by Paul McCarthy. Featuring works from the artist’s most important projects of the last 15 years, including β€˜WS’, β€˜Caribbean Pirates’, and β€˜Pig Island’, β€˜Raw Spinoffs Continuations’ celebrates McCarthy’s distinctive process in the making and un-making of an artwork. Raw Spinoffs Continuations will be on view until January 14, 2017 at Hauser and Wirth, 18th Street in New York. photographs by Adam Lehrer

Anxiety Group Show @ HVW8 Art and Design Gallery In Los Angeles

β€œAnxiety” engages with the common suggestion that art is a reflection of society. Art can serve as an expressive platform for individuals, groups, as well as society as a whole, especially accessible when radical changes or impactful events occur. It is powerful enough to portray the current emotions of a society, exposing harsh and subtle truths, while encouraging a change for the better. The exhibition explores and addresses the idea of art as a vehicle to illustrate and illuminate events and experiences. β€œAnxiety” addresses the unnerving tension of the strange climate of present day. Whether personal, political, economic, social, or geographical, it’s undeniably a strange moment on every macro and micro level. This show is an investigation of individual responses to a collective uneasiness. Anxiety Group Show will be on view until December 16, 2016 at HVW8 Art and Design Gallery at 661 N. Spaulding Ave. Los Angeles. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper

"True Love Over Physics" Inaugural Group Show @ COMA Gallery In Sydney

The inaugural exhibition in the gallery, COMA presents β€˜True Love Over Physics’, a group show exploring the nature of creation in its many forms and the idea of creation before and over anything else. Each artwork in the show approaches the theme individually, and together they present a uniform vision of varying patterns of creation and corresponding thought processes. Artists included in β€˜True Love Over Physics’ are Cornelia Baltes, Gabriele Beveridge, Ophelia Finke, Brian Kokoska, Ebecho Muslimova, Oliver Osborne, Jon Pilkington, Yves Scherer, Colin Snapp and Chris Succo. True Love Over Physics will be on view until November 28, 2016 at COMA Gallery in Sydney, Australia. photographs by Darren Luk

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Wolfgang Tillmans Exhibition @ Regen Projects Gallery In Los Angeles

Regen Projects presents an exhibition of photographs by German artist Wolfgang Tillmans. For his seventh solo show at the gallery Tillmans brings together a broad selection of new and previously unseen work that spans the various themes, visual motifs, and processes developed over the course of his career. The exhibition revisits long-standing interests present in the artist’s oeuvre. A recent picture depicting a pair of black shorts draped on a banister references an early motif expressed in β€˜grey jeans over stairpost,’ taken in 1991. Several startlingly pink large-scale abstract works from his signature Freischwimmer/Greifbar series are prominently affixed onto the gallery walls. Examples of Tillmans’s interest in exploring the fundamental qualities of the photographic process, these non lens-based photographs are the result of light exposed onto color photographic paper. Shown together these works challenge common perceptions of the real and question how photographic processes change our conception of the world around us. The exhibition will be on view until December 23, 2016 at Regen Projects in Los Angeles. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper

Iggy Pop Life Class by Jeremy Deller Opens Today @ The Brooklyn Museum in New York

In Iggy Pop Life Class, Turner Prize–winning artist Jeremy Deller used the traditional life drawing class to stage a performative event with Iggy Pop as model and subject. The exhibition, opening today at Brooklyn Museum, presents the resulting drawings along with works from historical collections, chosen by Deller, that depict the male body, examining shifting representations of masculinity throughout history. The fifty-three drawings included in the exhibition were created on February 21, 2016, during a one-day life drawing class, using Pop as the unexpected model. The class was held at the New York Academy of Art and included twenty-two artists drawn from New York City’s diverse communities, ranging in age from 19 to 80, with varying backgrounds and levels of education and experience. The class was led by artist and drawing professor Michael Grimaldi. Jeremy Deller "Iggy Pop Life Class" will be on view from November 4, 2016 to March 26, 2017 at Brooklyn Museum in New York. photograph by Elena Olivo