"If there's one theme that connects all my work," the photographer Larry Towell once said, "I think it's that of landlessness; how land makes people into who they are and what happens to them when they lose it and thus lose their identities." Towell, who in 1988 became the first Canadian member of Magnum Photos, is known for his coverage of political conflict in Ukraine, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Afghanistan. Through April 26, Toronto's Stephen Bulger Gallery presents the exhibition "Larry Towell - The Museum Collection," a portfolio of handmade darkroom prints offering a survey of Towell's career from 1974 to 2010.

  In a video posted Monday by Frieze, Jordan Carter, curator and co-department at Dia Art Foundation makes a tour of Chelsea galleries and museums—a perfect entry for anyone visiting NYC for the first time, or for anyone venturing out from the cold for the first time this Spring. Starting at the Whitney, he explores the murals of Christine Sun Kim, who uses musical ghost notation as her entry into visual ASL [American Sign Language]. Next up, the High Line, where he interviews Ivan ...