Outdoor Sculptures Enliven Governors Island
Nature Rules, the 28th Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, is at Governors Island through October 10.
The Grace of Silence: Louise Bourgeois, 1911-2010
This concluding poem of Donald Kuspit’s fourth collection, The Gods and Other Beings (Ziggurat Books, 2010) serves here as a tribute to Louise Bourgeois who died earlier this month, in her 98th year
The Minimalist Medici: Count Giuseppe Panza di Biumo, 1923-2010
A grateful artist recalls the transformative visits of the legendary Italian collector
Molly Dilworth to refresh Times Square with cool blue surface treatments
Molly Dilworth will cover seven blocks of Broadway with swathes of swirling blue.
Gagosian to represent the estate of Robert Rauschenberg
After fifteen years at Pace, the late Robert Rauschenberg is to be represented by Gagosian Gallery.
Seventh Annual Atlantic Avenue ArtWalk June 5 and 6
The 2010 Atlantic Avenue ArtWalk is the largest and most ambitious event in this annual series to date.
Guggenheim holds online competition to Re:Contemplate the Void
The Guggenheim invites artists to reimagine the interior of the Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic building.
A light touch forged in darkness: Avigdor Arikha, 1929-2010
Quiet work belies its passionate author.
Spring Season of MFA Exhibitions
Spring is in the air, and in New York that means MFA exhibitions. Institutions like Columbia University, the New York Studio School, SVA (School of the Visual Arts,) The New York Academy, Queens College, Brooklyn College, Rutgers, The New School, SUNY Purchase, Pratt, and NYU all present shows of eager new talents. Hunter College is … Continued
Gallery nights: Concurrent Openings of Adjacent Galleries
Last October, 64 Galleries around the 57th Street Art District stayed open late on the same night, offering a staggering array of painting, sculpture, video, photography and elbow rubbing and hobnobbing. In May, seven Madison Avenue Galleries are having a private, invitation-only viewing night of their exhibitions titled “Masterworks of Six Centuries.” It seems curious … Continued