Saturday is the last chance to see Peter Doig at Michael Werner ahead of The Review Panel, Monday at Brooklyn Public Library
Doig’s show is one of four to be discussed by my guests Siri Hustvedt, Jason Stopa, and Lilly Wei. The other shows are downtown: John Zurier at Peter Blum; Dana James at The Lodge; and Kate Shepherd at 56Henry. You can see James and Shepherd Sunday but as Blum is open Tuesday to Saturday, Saturday is also…
Jacob El Hanani Linescape: Four Decades at Acquavella Galleries
A featured item from THE LIST
Janet Fish: Pinwheels and Poppies, Paintings 1980-2008 at DC Moore Gallery
a featured item from THE LIST
Poetry by Other Means: The Collages of John Ashbery
Is there something intrinsic to the appeal of collage to writers — to moving bits of paper around in startling, revelatory juxtapositions? The coincidence of two shows of collages by writers of markedly different ilk – a sometime poet laureate and a member of the third estate – begs the question.
“That is What Painters Do. We Look for Subject Matter”: Clintel Steed in conversation with David Cohen
“I wanted to paint this subject because all the athletes are so in tune with themselves”
A Playpen Within A Battlefield: The Paintings of Lois Dickson
To greet her current show at the New York Studio School, an essay published last summer
A Topical Pick from the Archives: Ali Banisadr at Sperone Westwater
a review from 2014 as Banisadr shows new work at the same gallery
In a Class of its Own: Maastricht on Park Avenue
The European Fine Art Fair conquers New York
Patricia Treib at Bureau
The paintings of Patricia Treib are all the more intriguing for seeming to elevate honesty as a high virtue. Thoughtfully made, they appeal to the senses. Speed is evidently important, and yet they are as slow as they are spontaneous. They are insistently abstract, but the turns of the brush and the tapering of line…
