With his Contax camera close in his pocket at all times Ari Marcopoulos produces photos with an amazing and precise flow that matches his history, coming up among skateboarders. For "Wherever You Go," his first solo show at Chelsea Marlborough Gallery [opens tonight], Marcopoulos pulled from his immense body of photographs, 2008-2012 for a fresh survey.

Next month, Frieze, London’s international contemporary-art fair, finds an unlikely home at Randall’s Island Park, a largely overlooked spot in the east River sandwiched between East Harlem, the South Bronx, and Astoria, Queens.

Imagine the sound of Sonic Youth guitarist Lee Ranaldo’s brain waves as he tries to conjure up the most beautiful guitar solo ever. That’s the soundtrack to Loris Gréaud’s One Thousand Ways to Enter (2011), a film of Rorschach-like clouds of smoke undulating slowly underwater.

The art world too global for you? Each week, Interview highlights in pictures the shows you'd want to see—if you could jetset from one international art hub to the next.

When Matt Keegan ceased publishing his annual journal of experimental artists’ texts, North Drive Press, in 2010, he had no intention of returning to the world of print.