Thomasos’s vigorously contemporary abstraction is constructed upon imaginary metropolitan grids in which subterranean cages rise to skyscraper scale and architectural renderings blur into infinite space.

Sleigh took a proto-feminist approach to spatial representation that was, and sometimes still is, confused with a naïve technique.

In Stitches surveys artists from very different backgrounds who are united by the medium of stitching, broadly defined.

November 7 – December 19, 2009 415 West 13 Street, between 9th Avenue and Washington Street New York City, 212 999 7337 While many of the most lucrative sales in auctions devoted to Chinese contemporary art have gone to large-scale expressionist-style painting, Liu Ye offers a subtle counterpoint as if to suggest that not all … Continued

The eye of the viewer zig-zags in space from overlapping plane to plane, neoclassic style.

Laib sees his art as having a political dimension, in the sense that the production of cultural artifacts change people and institutions.

Taking subjects from the raw materials for old master art, Steir transforms them in accord with her very contemporary sensibility.

October 21, 2009—March 28, 2010 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 1071 Fifth Avenue (at 89th Street) New York City 212-423-3500 Anish Kapoor’s Memory, a 24-ton metallic blimp measuring approximately 47 x 29 x 15 feet overall, is imposing at a number of levels.  It requires the viewer to use his/her own memory to create an image … Continued

Jack Pierson at Cheim & Read

Facture is neither painterly nor hard-edged geometric, but in between–straight edges that nonetheless exude life.