Posts from August, 2015

Northwest Notes: Dispatch from the Pacific


An absolutely, totally huge tour of art offerings throughout the Pacific Northwest, even going to Canada!


Gaining Traction: Industrial-scale Collaboration in Philadelphia


Traction Company at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts


24 Hours on My Favorite Planet Alone


Paul Maziar goes wandering through his bookmarks and finds unexpected poetic connections.


Aesthetics and Social Justice: “Arresting Patterns” at ArtSpace


An exhibition and its extracurricular programming explore artistic representations of mass incarceration.


The Dream Life of Forms: Paintings and Drawings by Deborah Remington


Her strange and beautiful work was on view at Wallspace this summer


Structured by Color: Stanley Whitney, Works from the 1990s and Now


shows at Karma Books (extended through August 30) and the Studio Museum in Harlem


History in the Making: Noah Purifoy at LACMA


The late artist’s assemblages move out of the desert and into the museum.


Inside the Outside: Five Self-Taught Artists from the William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation


at the Katonah Museum of Art through October 11


Author as Imaginary Friend: The Dull Spectacle of “The End of the Tour”


A new film about a famous author inadvertently raises the problem of substituting images for people.


The Sweep of the Hand: Catherine Howe at Cross Contemporary


Seen at Saugerties, New York