Metro Weekend Guide: January 15–17
(G)I-DLE’s new mini album, exhibitions at Silverlens, a new Zayn, and more
How are you the first few weeks of January? It can be difficult to get back into the groove after our first holiday season in quarantine, but if you’re looking for ways to unwind this weekend, here are our suggestions:
Metro Weekend Guide: January 15–17
Metro Weekend Guide: January 15–17
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Vista by Ryan Villamael, opening today 1/14
Culled from the artist's Vista series, which he began while in lockdown, these delicate pieces depict a world beyond an enclosed space, beyond restriction. Moved by his surrounding environment – including Laguna de Bay, the Philippines' largest lake – Villamael reacquainted himself with painting, a medium he has eluded since youth, to transport his viewer through a string of evocative landscapes. Visit silverlensgalleries.com
Zayn Malik’s new album, coming tomorrow 1/15
Zayn is coming out with a new album tomorrow, featuring recently released singles 'Better' and 'Vibez.'
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Considered Gestures, live until 2/6
Considered Gestures forges a partnership between the modern and the contemporary by featuring eight artists from two distinct generations. When viewed together in a single setting, this non-figurative collection illustrates the homogeneity of the abstract genre and informs one of its ever-evolving spirit.
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spiritual thug lyf, live until 2/6
In spiritual thug lyf, Gene Paul Martin collapses the boundaries of abstraction, figuration, and landscape genres with this new set of works.
(G)I-DLE’s new album, released this Monday 1/11
Last Monday, K-pop group G(I)-DLE released a new mini album, 'I burn.' As the group’s most fully realized conceptual effort to date, 'I burn' examines the emotional rollercoaster of a breakup, distilling all of the ups and downs into a genre-busting artistic statement.
Photos from Genius, Cube Entertainment, and Silverlens
