Picking Up the Pieces: Julie Heffernan’s Honest Pessimism
Her show opens September 3 at Catherine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
Gorgeous Metamorphoses: Alexander McQueen and Francesca Woodman
More than goth aesthetics and youthful suicides unite the fashion designer and the photographer.
“Artists who write write for a purpose”
Painter George Hofmann launches artcritical’s BOOKMARKED column, commenting on his favorite blogs
![Diana Al-Hadid, Trace of a Fictional Third, 2011 [detail]. Steel, polymer gypsum, wood, fiberglass and paint, 120 x 240 x 156 inches. Courtesy Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York © Diana Al-Hadid. Photo: Jason Wyche](https://artcritical.com/app/uploads/2011/08/DAD-detail-185x300.jpg)
Ghost in the Machine: Diana Al-Hadid in Lost Paradise at Marianne Boesky
Part of a group show earlier this summer
Pattern, Decoration and Tony Robbin
An exchange between fellow P&D artists from the catalog of Robbin’s Orlando Museum of Art retrospective
Driven to Abstraction, A Group Show at Von Lintel Gallery
Closing reception Thursday evening (July 28, 5-8pm) as part of Chelsea Art Walk 2011
Jane Fine in MELT at the Tang
A striking work in the summer group show at Skidmore’s teaching museum, up through September 18
Within The Open Landscapes: Words for the Etchings of Jane Joseph
From Heller’s 2010 collection, Beckmann Variations & Other Poems.
“The Bewildering Multiplicity of Things Seen”: Landscape Paintings of Hilton Miller
The 80 year old artist received his debut in London earlier this year. He is father of Irish painter Nick Miller, currently showing at the Concord Art Association
A Feast for the Eyes (and Mouth): Malado Baldwin at Nolita Open House, plus Hummus
A one day show offered short viewing hours but a long view of the paintings
