Ryan McGinley opened two simultaneous exhibitions at Team Gallery's two locations in SOHO, NYC this past week, Animals and Grids (Atlas Sound playing the roof for the openings... good touch). We stopped by to see both shows this weekend, and while Grids has a incredibly clean presentation, Animals was one of our favorite, most memorable shows of the entire weekend of Frieze activities.

Famed NYC-based photographer Ryan McGinley is set to open two new exhibitions at TEAM Gallery in NYC on Wednesday, May 2: Grids and Animals. The latter will feature color studio portraits of live animals with nude models, and the former will feature a series of works on three huge grids that feature individual portraits of fans at concerts. These shows mark the first time a single artist has had simultaneous shows in both Team spaces.

Coinciding with McGinley's Animals exhibition at Team Gallery, the NYC-photographer will also open Grids at Team, a series of works on three huge grids that feature individual portraits of fans at concerts. These shows mark the first time a single artist has had simultaneous shows in both Team spaces.

Famed NYC-based photographer Ryan McGinley is set to open a new exhibition at TEAM Gallery in NYC entitled, Animals. The exhibition will feature color studio portraits of live animals with nude models.

We are fans of Jux-featured artist, Cory Arcangel, and his reappropriation of media and popular culture. His new exhibition is of particular interest; Arcangel and French aritst Pierre Bismuth are collaborating in a presentation of Guy Debord’s 1973 film Société du Spectacle (Society of the Spectacle) with the instructional signal of a projector — “CHANGE BULB” — permanently blinking over the image track.