“Hard to Explain”: Lisa Bradley’s Mysterious Abstractions
on view Hollis Taggart Galleries through February 28
The Pictorial: Deanna Lee on the Cusp of Figuration and Abstraction
Lee’s panels blend aesthetic and biographical heritage, and show their own creation and materials.
Notes from NOLA: Two Shows in New Orleans
Two shows highlight the work of contemporary New Orleans artists and others connected to the city.
“Another Route to Particularity”: Islanders in Copenhagen
A group show of four Brits at Galerie Mikael Andersen
“Best When He’s Messy”: Jason Brinkerhoff’s Unfinished Drawings
Taking a cue from Morton Feldman’s remark that “the love of the past in art is something very different to the artist than it is to the audience,” it’s fair to assume that the audience can remain attached to their favorite masters all their lives without very much ado. For the artist, however, a fixity … Continued
Workerism: Annette Wehrhahn at Soloway Gallery
Wehrhahn shows part of artists’ experience: the interdependence of the studio and the home.
In Colors: Farrah Karapetian at Von Lintel
In a solo exhibition at Von Lintel, the artist explores the interrelation of vision, music, and color.
This is Real Life: John Miller’s Crafting of Mediated Vision
In two concurrent shows we see the artist address street scenes and game shows as portraits of daily life.
Glimpsed Curiosities: The Boyhood New York of Kenny Rivero
at Shin Gallery on the Lower East Side, through February 28
Visual Scientific Poetry: Susan Bee’s Photograms
An exhibition of work by Bee shows photograms by the artist not seen in more than 30 years.
