Rich Sources: Reference and Homage in Two Contemporary Artists, Jack Davidson and Alex Da Corte
The double homage, killing two birds with one stone
Orientation Games: Getting the Hang of a Painting by Kazimira Rachfal
An essay posted on the occasion of her new show at Janet Kurnatowski Gallery
Björk at MoMA: A Conversation with Todd Simmons
Husband and wife critics — and confirmed Björk fans — discuss the chanteuse’s MoMA retrospective.
“Presence of Absence”: Paul Carey-Kent in Conversation with Bella Easton
Bella Easton and Paul Carey-Kent discuss Carey-Kent’s exhibition of absences and how you make a void present.
Grave and Buried: Alfredo Jaar and Nicaragua’s Ignored History
Using photographs by Koen Wessing, Jaar remembers a moment in the nation’s decades-long cold war strife.
Tell Me: with Eric Sutphin
The first in a new series of features of two people taking about one artwork in person.
Denise Green at Sundaram Tagore Gallery
on view through February 21 at 547 West 27th Street
Roundtable: “The Forever Now” at MoMA
with Becky Brown, Dennis Kardon, Carrie Moyer, Raphael Rubinstein, and Jason Stopa
“Portraits are universal”: Peter Malone in Conversation with Jeanne Wilkinson
The painter and artcritical contributor discusses his art, his writing, craft, and the current state of painting.
Bruce Davenport Jr. at the Outsider Art Fair and Louis B. James Gallery
Proving the slippery boundary between outsider and hipster, an artist with shows at an Outsider fair and a Lower East Side gallery
