Before You Go: With Drawings by Susan Bee, Dedicated to Emma Bee Bernstein
A collaboration in artcritical’s Poetry for Art series
Betting the Farm on His Art: A Salute to Frank Stella by a Longtime Collaborator
Master printmaker Kenneth Tyler has worked with Frank Stella for 35 years
The Art of Simon Dinnerstein
His exhibition at the German Consulate General opens June 16
Résistance: Alain Kirili’s Monument in Grenoble
On the eve of its inauguration, the sculptor discusses his values and aspirations
The Aldrich at a Crossroads
Portraiture shows at the Aldrich occasion a portrait of the institution itself
The Mixologist: Peter Reginato at Heidi Cho
Peter Reginato’s gutsy, boisterous assemblages mate the mediums of sculpture and painting. It would simply be insufficient to describe the components of his collages in steel as colorful. Welded sculptural form becomes the unlikely support for what would anyway be a dense, involved composition were it contained within the politely conventional dimensions of a stretched … Continued
The Canon is Under Fire: What Press Releases Tell You, and What They Don’t
The abundance of self-anointed anti-establishment shows reminds us that nothing in the art world is sacred
The Magic of Twilight: Inka Essenhigh on Working Fast and Being Timeless
Monoprints at Pace Prints Chelsea through April 16. Talk with Alexi Worth at the Studio School Tuesday 29
Too absorbed by the future to bother about the past: Robert Rauschenberg
If Johns is our Mallarmé, Rauschenberg is our Walt Whitman.
Gina Werfel’s Persistence of Vision
2011 essay reposted with new show of paintings at Prince Street Gallery
