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“A button of color can make the world shake”: Jane Freilicher, 1924-2014
Jane Freilicher is my idea of an artist, writes Thomas Nozkowski
Out of the Reach of Premeditation: New Works by Jane Freilicher
Her exhibition at Tibor De Nagy has been extended through June 3
Jane Freilicher: Changing Scenes at Tibor de Nagy Gallery
Freilicher’s work becomes tighter over time, but the spirit of chance encounter remains.
Jane Freilicher: Paintings, 1954 – 2004
Tibor de Nagy Gallery 724 Fifth Avenue 212-262-5050 January 13 – February 12, 2005 Refinement is in such short supply that I feel ungrateful to be less than wholehearted about Jane Freilicher’s show at Tibor de Nagy. Any reservation seems a sin against civility, like kicking the Queen Mother’s corgies. But disappointment sets in when … Continued
“Looking for the Color Behind the Color”: Jane Wilson, 1924 to 2015
Wilson belongs to a tradition of transcendental American landscape
February 2008: James Gardner, Barry Schwabsky, and Robert Storr with moderator David Cohen
Ellen Berkenbilt at Anton Kern, Katy Grannan at Greenberg Van Doren Gallery and at Salon 94 Freemans, Jane Freilicher at Tibor de Nagy, William Kentridge at Marian Goodman and Chris Martin at Michell-Innes & Nash
A panel today on Lennart Anderson at the Resnick-Passlof Foundation with painters Steve Hicks, Rachel Rickert and Kyle Staver, 4-6PM
It takes an exhibition. Despite being in his studio every day, Lennart Anderson, who died in 2015 left a relatively modest oeuvre. An artist of legendary tonal subtlety, he obsessively reworked his classical idylls, contemporary street-scenes, portraits and still lifes over many years. In his last decade, Anderson was the victim of macular degeneration, persevering … Continued
“He Was Free and Brave”: A Garland of Tributes for Thomas Nozkowski
21 artists, critics and friends join editor David Cohen in remembering the late painter.
“One Thing Follows Another”: John Ashbery, Art Critic
He made light of his “violon d’Ingres,” but with Ashbery’s death we lost a great art critic