God-Given to Create: “Quilting The Sun” at Theater for the New City
Set during Reconstruction in the South, a drama as schematic as the quilt it celebrates
”The Poetry of Sheer Loveliness”: Milton Avery, Sally Michel and March Avery
Joan Boykoff Baron and Reuben M. Baron on Milton Avery, Sally Michel and March Avery
Lost and Found: Faces and Figures in the Art of Johan Wahlstrom
Two shows, radically different in look, explore the human condition in a post-postmodern way
Flotation Effect: Riad Miah at Wave Hill
His installation creates a mirage of gestures suspended in space
A Strange Antiquation: T.W. Adorno’s Aesthetics in 1968
A new contributor reviews Adorno’s Aesthetics
Mode Shifting: Elizabeth Riley at SL Gallery
Her show of video and sculptural works in midtown through August 9
Invader of Space: Leonardo Drew on his Madison Square Park commission and debut show at Galerie Lelong
Interview follows on from earlier encounter in 2016
Careful What You Wish For: Mark Greenwold at Garth Greenan
Recent paintings take a significant turn
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
