Modernism isn’t a style, he insisted, it’s a working attitude. Walter Darby Bannard, 1934 to 2016
The artist passed on the eve of a show of new work, at Berry Campbell through November 12
Hail the High Priestess: Kyle Staver and the Cult of Painting
Her show, Tall Tales, is at Steven Harvey through October 11
Presentational: Walter Darby Bannard on his early reductive paintings
A dialogue occasioned by his exhibition at Berry Campbell Gallery through April 18
Take Another Look: Irving Sandler in Conversation with Franklin Einspruch
“Irving Sandler: Out of Tenth Street and Into the 1960s” is at Loretta Howard Gallery
Radically Conservative: Franklin Einspruch on Susan Vecsey & James Walsh
Susan Vecsey and James Walsh lead the vanguard revival of the Tenth Street abstractionists.
When Hostility Turns Into Mannerism, Subtle Simplicity Offers Respite
Aqua 13, International Contemporary Art Fair
Oil as Water: POUR at Lesley Heller and Asya Geisberg
Is the act of pouring paint free from the shackles of art history?
Structural Weirdness and Stable Harmony: A.A. Rucci
His work was seen in two recent New York exhibitions
![Erik Thor Sandberg, Volition, 2011 [detail]. Oil on curved panel, 20 x 88 x 35.5 inches. Courtesy of Conner Contemporary Art.](https://artcritical.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/thor-71x71.jpg)
