Featured item from THE LIST: Richard Morrison and Bill Rice at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects
As noted earlier in THE LIST, in relation to such shows as Postmaster’s PRIDE and 1969 Gallery’s Stonewall 50/50, the half-centenary of Stonewall has prompted several galleries around the city to declare an unofficial gay history month, neatly overlapping this year’s New York City Pride parade. Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects has an especially poignant and insightful show of two friends,…
Cowboy Boots and Mao Tunics: Claude Lalanne remembered by a grieving courtier
The legendary French sculptor and designer died this spring aged 93
Life in Motion: permeability, transparency and disembodied form in Tommy Mintz and Kaveri Raina
Two exhibitions, in different mediums, probe comparable conceptions of time
The Whitney Biennial: Podcast of The Review Panel from June 2019
David Cohen’s guests were Karen E. Jones, Sophie Kovel and Christian Viveros-Fauné
The Time-Capsule Formula: Warhol at the Whitney
Our critic descries a kitchen-sink approach to curating
Introducing Sophie Kovel
making her debut on The Review Panel tonight
Alain Kirili and Vision Festival: First visual artist honored with lifetime achievement award at legendary “free jazz” fixture
24th annual festival opens June 11
The Cognitive Dissident: Bruce Pearson at Ronald Feldman
His seventh solo at the Soho gallery closes June 8
Dual Visions: Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga in Bushwick
Through June 2 at M. David & Co. on Bogart Street
“He Was Free and Brave”: Thomas Nozkowski, 1944-2019
“You don’t hear much these days about strength of character, but Tom had that, with kindness backed by confidence. As well, he was free and brave: a dissenting but platonic American.” These are the words of Schjeldahl who, with 20 other admirers and friends of the late artist joined me at artcritical in a garland of tributes. The other…
