The Botanical Sublime: Po Kim, Sylvia Wald, Young Sup Han, Young Hie Nam
A group show of two couples, at the Sylvia Wald Po Kim Gallery through June 6
Featured item from THE LIST: Mark Sheinkman at Lennon, Weinberg, Inc.
Saturday is the last day not only to see Sheinkman’s show but alas any show at Lennon, Weinberg, Inc. as the gallery is closing after a long run of operations in multiple neighborhoods. artcritical wishes Jill Weinberg Adams an active and contented retirement, richly deserved, and takes this opportunity to express deep gratitude for the many…
Between the Ancestors and the Living: Nari Ward at the New Museum
A mid-career retrospective with profound lessons about youth and struggle
A Blast from the Past: David Cohen on Charles Spurrier in December 2000
as his show of new works opens in Brooklyn’s 490 Atlantic Avenue
“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
