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…
Paper Heart: Arcmanoro Niles discusses his work with Virginia Wagner
His show was at Rachel Uffner Gallery earlier this spring
If These Walls Could Talk: Ryan Oskin and Kate Stone at Transmitter
Ryan Oskin and Kate Stone: Inside Out at Transmitter March 29 to May 5, 2019 1329 Willoughby Avenue, 2A, between Wycoff and St. Nicholas Brooklyn, transmitter.nyc Any twelve-year-old with Photoshop can tell you about the inherent untruthfulness of photography, and yet our predilection to accept visuals as facts extends beyond the image. We see the…
