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Angela and Brian from NEVER play live. We review "Private Practice" at Underdonk, Tyler Coburg at Koenig & Clinton, and Claire Fontaine at Century Pictures. NEVER is live at Niagara 5/22/2018.

Artist Diego Leclery is our guest; Wang gets into the Guggenheim. We review Dahn Vo at Guggenheim, Jonas Wood at The Gagosian Store, Ginny Casey at Half Gallery, De Gruyter & Thys, Frida Orupabo, Avery Signer, and Keiichi Tanaami and Oliver Payne all at Gavin Brown Enterprises in Harlem. Jake introduces "Goldeneye for Girlfriends"

Guest Nicholas Cueva; Chelsea's up. We review Cyprien Gaillard at Gladstone, David Hockney at PACE, Cy Twombly at Gagosian, Josef Strau at Greene Naftali, Darren Bader at Andrew Kreps, Cosima Von Bonin at Petzel, Isa Genzken at David Zwirner, and Laura Provost at Lisson, We take a call from "Alex" and the question is asked "Do you guys really not like Cy Twombly?". WARNING: One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.

Our guest is Ron Ewert. We review Spring Break Art Fair, Chris Martin at Anton Kern, Anri Sala at Marian Goodman, Carrie Moyer at Mary Boone, Group Show at Artists Institute, Per Kirkby at Michael Werner, Sean Landers at Petzel, and Alan Kaprow at Hauser & Wirth. Originally aired on 3/7/2018.

Hosts are Rat_hands, Bwadley, and JazzAmbassador. Reviews include "Five Sculptures" at Essex Street, Keegan Monaghan at James Fuentes, Maryam Jaffri at Kai Matsumiya, Pearl Blauvelt at Kerry Schuss, Ian Pedigo at Klaus von Nichtssagend, Jory Rabinovitz at Martos, Andrea Joyce Heimer at Nicelle Beauchene, Chris Oh at Sargent's Daughters, Nate Plotkin at Shrine, David Austin at Totah, and Danielle Orchard at Jack Hanley. Originally aired 2/21/2018.

Sophia Rauch joins Maddie and Jake to review some downtown shows. Reviews include Coop Fund at Artist's Space, Women's History Museum at Gavin Brown's Enterprise, "21st Century Occupational Adjustments and Considerations" at Harrison, Claudio Parmiggiani at Bortolami, "CHHUNKS" at The National Exemplar, "Mature Themes" at Foxy Production, Scott Treleaven at Invisible Exports, Amy Lien and Enzo Camacho at 47 Canal, Hervé Guibert and Luther Price, at Callicoon Fine Arts, Jamian Juliano Villani at JTT, Judy Chicago at Salon 94, and Kim Dingle at Sperone Westwater. Originally aired 2/14/2018.

Maddie and Jake do a Brooklyn show. Reviews are Mark Verabioff at Team (gallery, inc.), Leelee Kimmel at The Journal Gallery, Hannah Levy at CLEARING, Daniel Dewar & Gregory Gicquel at CLEARING, John Newman at Safe, Antone Könst & Clayton Schiff at Fisher Parrish, "The Mark Inside" at SIGNAL, Gregory Kalliche at SIGNAL, Roman Signer at Century Pictures, "In The Air" at Koenig & Clinton, Brian Hubble at Fresh Window, "Spirit Rose a Metre" at Sardine, Emma Pryde at King's Leap, Jeanne Liotta at Microscope, "Actually Weird" at Underdonk, and Lorna Mills at Transfer. Originally aired 2/7/2018.

Maddie is joined by artist Winslow Smith. After spending the day seeing shows in the Upper East Side they review Grace Metzler at Half Gallery, "Be Uncool" at Questroyal LCC, Hans Hartung at Nahmad Contemporary, Katherine Hubbard at Higher Pictures, Kathe Burkhart at Mary Boone, Martha Tuttle at Tilton, "10" and Ellen Gronemeyer at Anton Kern, Amy Sillman at Gladstone, "Approaching The Figure" at Skarstedt, "Inflatable Tear" at Ceysson & Bénétiére, Terry Adkins at Lévy Gorvy, Julian Hoeber at Blum & Poe, and Heimo Zobernig at Petzel. Originally aired on 1/31/2018.

LES DAY: Zach Bruder, Ebecho Muslimova at Magenta Plains, Scott Anderson and Denny Gallery, Jim Lee at Nicelle Beauchene, Spieltrieb at Jack Hanley Gallery, Katherine Bernhardt at CANADA, Sondra Perry at Bridget Donahue, Jemima Kirke at Sargent's Daughters, and Joseph Geagan at James Fuentes. Originally aired 1/10/2018.

Maddie is back from holiday break with Chelsea correspondent Nicholas Cueva. Reviewed shows are Jorge Pardo at Petzel, Lee Ufan and Young Sook Park at y-s-p, Lee Krasner at Paul Kasmin, Elizabeth Murray at Pace, Richard Avedon at Pace, Douglas Gordon at Gagosian, Liz Magor at Andrew Kreps, Jim Shaw at Metro Pictures, Lucas Foglia at Fredericks & Freiser, and Leigh Ruple at Morgan Lehman. Originally aired 1/3/2018.