Putting the Gore into Phantasmagoria: Dasha Shiskin at Zach Feuer
Friday, June 3rd, 2011
Her electric Kool Aid-colored fever dreams remain on view through June 11.
Ellie Bronson
Ellie Bronson, who is a regular contributor to artcritical, served as manager of the Kara Walker Studio from 2008-2011 and prior to that as archivist at Sikkema Jenkins & Co., the contemporary art gallery in New York, from 2001-2008. She also co-founded the production company B&B Arts (www.bandbarts.com), specializing in producing documentary films in arts-related fields.
Born in Boston and educated at St. Pauls School, Trinity College, and Hampshire college, Ellie studied philosophy, art history, photography, and sculpture, before graduating and moving to New York in 1999.
She is the author of “Creating the New Century: Contemporary Art from the Dicke Collection” (The Dayton Art Institute, 2011).
Born in Boston and educated at St. Pauls School, Trinity College, and Hampshire college, Ellie studied philosophy, art history, photography, and sculpture, before graduating and moving to New York in 1999.
She is the author of “Creating the New Century: Contemporary Art from the Dicke Collection” (The Dayton Art Institute, 2011).
Featured Articles by Ellie Bronson
Song of the Sea: Sean Landers and His Sailing Clown
Wednesday, June 8th, 2011
His new show on view at Friedrich Petzel through June 18
More Articles by Ellie Bronson
Through the Coat-Hanger Portal: Kate Shepherd’s Debris
Friday, April 8th, 2011
on view at Galerie Lelong through April 30
Unitard Fabulists Adrift: Kahn & Selesnick on the Hourglass Sea
Friday, February 18th, 2011
at Yancey Richardson through February 19, and also on view at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago
The Benevolent Ringmaster: Vik Muniz and his portraits in garbage
Saturday, January 8th, 2011
WASTE LAND, directed by Lucy Walker, to be broadcast April 19 at 10PM EST on PBS
“I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do”
Monday, October 25th, 2010
Jennifer Steinkamp at Lehmann Maupin
So Pretty When You Smile: The Gothic Enigmas of Tommy White
Wednesday, September 29th, 2010
at Harris Lieberman through October 2
