“Here one can be both modest and ambitious”: Report from the Québec City Biennial
According to our critic, this was the world’s coldest biennial!
Consciousness Raising: Martha Rosler at the Jewish Museum
A long overdue mid-career retrospective
Featured item from THE LIST: Mira Schor at Lyles & King
Mira Schor: California Paintings: 1971-1973 In 1972, NYU graduate Mira Schor headed to LA to enroll in the fabled Feminist Art Program which Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro had recently brought to CalArts. Schor also participated in the experimental Womanhouse project that same year. Fresh with youthful idealism, many of these works haven’t been since…
REVIEW PANEL NEWS: Line Up of Speakers and Shows for May 1
Kara Rooney, Christopher Stackhouse and John Yau are David Cohen’s guests
Manifest Disaster: Two historic exhibitions bear witness to ecological woes
Japanese and American landscape shows at Princeton University Art Museum
Angels for Lent: William Corwin at the Judson Memorial Church
A celebration of his residency is this Tuesday, 5PM to 7.30PM
Podcast of The Review Panel from April 2019
David Cohen’s guests were Nickolas Pappas, Martha Schwendener and Alexi Worth
Lovers’ Discourse: Cansu Korkmaz at SOHO20
Quite a While, a series of photo collages, on view in Bushwick through April 14
Featured item from THE LIST: Brian O’Doherty in conversation with Brenda Moore-McCann
Today (Saturday) at 5pm With introductory remarks by Prem Krishnamurthy, Printed Matter, Inc., 231 11th Avenue at 22nd Street Like her subject, Brian O’Doherty-expert Brenda Moore-McCann is a true Irish polymath—for one thing, they are both qualified as medical doctors. Moore-McCann, who teaches at Trinity College, Dublin, is the author of Brian O’Doherty/Patrick Ireland: Between Categories…
April 7 Panel at the American Academy of Arts and Letters
On this last afternoon of the 2019 Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts, artcritical’s David Cohen moderates a discussion with five of this year’s prizewinners: Judith Bernstein, Charlotte de Larminat, Inka Essenhigh, Alain Kirili, and Doron Langberg. 4PM; FREE, following public hours viewing the exhibition, in the Academy’s Library. A wine reception will follow in the galleries…
