A Beautiful Saturday for viewing the shows to be discussed this coming Tuesday at Brooklyn Public Library
Artists reviewed: Hannah Black, Aaron GIlbert, David Humphrey (left), Charles LeDray
Featured from THE LIST: Karen Heagle “Invocations” at Sargent’s Daughters
In the last century one might have visited modern masters at the Guggenheim or the Modern blithely unaware that the uniformed custodian at one’s side was another in the making, say Jackson Pollock or Robert Ryman. A higher percentage of visitors to Matthew Marks Gallery, however, intuit that the incredibly helpful and respectfully engaging woman behind…
The Review Panel, April 2, with Nickolas Pappas, Martha Schwendener and Alexi Worth
Artists reviewed: Hannah Black, Aaron GIlbert, David Humphrey (left), Charles LeDray
Postwar: A Revisionist Vision from Munich
This review from 2017 is offered as tribute to the late Okwui Enwezor
Trouble in Paradise: Judith Linhares at P.P.O.W.
In Chelsea through March 16
The Janitor’s Closet: Charles LeDray at Peter Freeman
The sculptor’s first New York show in almost a decade
Emergency Landing: Plan B, the art fair assembled from the canceled Volta
Took place in Chelsea during Armory week
Podcast of February’s Edition of The Review Panel
David Cohen’s guests were Lee Ann Norman, Nancy Princenthal and Jonathan Santlofer
Making It in America: Karl Haendel on the absurdities of the Art World
His drawing-based show was at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Featured item from THE LIST for Saturday, February 16
Yet another panel moderated by David Cohen? According to The Villager critic Nancy Elsamanoudi, reviewing the group exhibition “Incise, Echo, Repeat” at the Abrazo Interno Gallery at The Clemente, “This surprisingly magical, beautifully curated show … seems to rebut, with a smirk, grumpy old muggle notions that painting is somehow dead. Indeed, some of the paintings literally…
