Atmosphere is Key: Eric Holzman at Lori Bookstein
Small, luminous paintings reach deep into American art history
A House of Prayer for All People: Yael Bartana at Petzel
Two new videos explore cultural authenticity — one simulating a holy site, another asking how national identity is formed.
Helen Miranda Wilson: A New Kind of Space, Carved Out for the Mind to Explore
Her show was at at Lori Bookstein Fine Art late last year
Other Stories: Chris Ofili at the New Museum
A masterful exhibition, closing this weekend
“Playful, Searching and Mischievous”: The Paintings of Jack Bush
Review of the catalog accompanying first major retrospective in 35 years
“Everything Starts From Silence”: Vasudeo Santu Gaitonde at the Guggenheim
The Indian abstractionist’s mini-retrospective is on view through February 11
Weaving a Thread: Fall shows in London and Beyond
From Richard Tuttle at two museums and Jill Baroff (pictured) to a show at Middlesbrough Railway Station
Natural History: Richard Tuttle’s Prints
A new monograph surveying prints by the influential multi-media artist shows his quixotic approach and affinity to a kind of natural abstraction.
Subversive Methods: Kianja Strobert at the Studio Museum in Harlem
The first major New York exhibition by Strobert, a painter who reconfigures the medium itself.
Bloom and Drang: Peter Blume’s Eclecticism
A survey of the American painter’s career is currently on view.
