Over the past few years, it’s been interesting to observe Pattern Pulp’s returning audience. We know you’re professionals working in creative fields, but one thing is clear- the art world falls high on everyone’s hierarchy. From the bountiful notes we get from our readers, galleries and animated publicists, we understand art inspires all levels of society and in an effort to share more concurrent exhibitions, we’ve started a weekly round up. So here goes…Tuesday’s Gallery Picks. Enjoy!

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1. Dieter Roth is a performance artist in all the mediums at Hauser & Wirth
2. Carol Ladewig’s Year in Color (52 weeks and a Day) at Slate Contemporary
3. Abstraction may be modernism’s greatest invention at MoMA
4. Cara Parravani’s portraits of her and her identical twin sister at Foley Gallery
5. El Anatsui converts found materials into new media at The Brooklyn Museum
6. Work/Space is a group exhibition by Phillip Estlund, Kirsten Kindler & Katie Sinnott at Acme Los Angeles