Artists Exhibitions Outside Art Waves on the North Fork: The Sculpture of Arden Scott May 07, 2020 One interesting social effect of the Covid-19 era is new circuits of networking borne not only of proliferating media forums …
Artists Exhibitions News PART II: Travel the Globe With Radio Garden While Stuck at Home in Quarantine May 04, 2020 Last week, I wrote about “All the Minutes”, an online installation created back in 2014 by Amsterdam-based graphic designer and …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Zoya Cherkassky’s ‘Lost Time’— Memories and Daydreams amid Disaster April 24, 2020 In “Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming” (1908), Freud theorizes the creative impulse as memory triggered by recent incidents and distilled through …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Political Missed the Vida Americana Exhibit at the Whitney? See It Online! April 22, 2020 Amid the closures necessitated by health and safety concerns because of the coronavirus, some art museums here in New York …
Exhibitions Fairs Galleries and Gallerists News Art Dubai Went Digital April 20, 2020 With countless art fairs being canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak across the world, the art world must …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Shannon Cartier Lucy Builds a Strange House April 17, 2020 “The Ever-Flashing Strap” which opened April 3rd at Nina Johnson in Miami, marks Shannon Cartier Lucy’s third solo show this …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Cary Hill Sculpture Park Offers Abstract Art in Nature (and It’s Safely Socially Distant) April 16, 2020 Though terribly missing my diehard downtown tribe along with a plethora of art at my fingertips, my lucky stars have …
Artists Exhibitions Museums News New Hilma af Klint Documentary Beckons Us to Look ‘Beyond the Visible’ April 15, 2020 In all of my 10-plus years of going to art museums and galleries in New York City, I had never …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists As is Poetry, so is Painting: Recent Work by Don Eddy April 07, 2020 In these times, “beautiful paintings” (in the simplest terms) are already experiencing a critical comeback judging partly from the otherwise diverse …
Artists Exhibitions Museums My Private Cosmology: Finding Inner and Outer Worlds in Paintings of Agnes Pelton April 02, 2020 Looking back less than two weeks, the preview for this show was a bit sparsely attended—just days before every major …
Artists Exhibitions News Love in the Time of Corona: On Paul Chan and Digital Fourierism March 25, 2020 In 2019, Paul Chan called VR “the fucking worst.” Like many, Chan had become exhausted by the influx of unoriginal, …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Portraitist in the Moment March 24, 2020 I am so glad I was able to see this exhibition of large-scale paintings by Jordan Casteel (born in 1989) …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Uncategorized A Half-Century of Political Painting Packing Powerful Partisan Punch March 20, 2020 “At 100, I shall be a marvelous artist.” Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) In the 1980s —I can vouch—the mean age …
Auctions Collectors Exhibitions Fairs News Dealers Charge Into Asia Week Amid Coronavirus Scare March 12, 2020 Asia Week New York launches its 11th edition today with a roster of expert dealers and institutional affiliates convening to …
Exhibitions Fairs Kinetic News Uncategorized Armory Week: Hand sanitizer, elbow-shakes, and lots of extraordinary art March 10, 2020 Every March, Armory Week dominates the New York art scene with its numerous art fairs and special events. Its namesake, …
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