Everything Looks Easy: Cordy Ryman discusses his installation at Tower 49 with David Rhodes and Ai Kaita
Cordy Ryman: Free Fall, through May 2018
Irving Petlin’s Facture
This essay has been published in conjunction with a survey of Petlin’s work at the National Arts Club, on view through January 4
Brenda Zlamany at the Derfner Judaica Museum, Bronx
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Jacob El Hanani Linescape: Four Decades at Acquavella Galleries
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Janet Fish: Pinwheels and Poppies, Paintings 1980-2008 at DC Moore Gallery
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The Family Clown: A Studio Visit with Leslie Wayne
Leslie Wayne: Free Experience at Jack Shainman Gallery, September 7 to October 21, 2017 Leslie Wayne is known for the vivid density and colorful materiality of her work, most recently a collection of what she called “paint rags” which hang from the wall, and are actually made of many layers of paint. Her latest work, … Continued
“Not Figures, Not Bodies, But Humans”: Jennifer Packer in conversation with Lee Ann Norman
Her show is at the Renaissance Society, Chicago, through November 5
“Pure Sculptural Energy”: Seeing Rodin, Reading Steinberg
As the Met’s centennial Rodin exhibition opens, Leo Steinberg’s great essay from the 1960s is recalled
“That is What Painters Do. We Look for Subject Matter”: Clintel Steed in conversation with David Cohen
“I wanted to paint this subject because all the athletes are so in tune with themselves”
The Beholder’s Share
Drawing on family experience, the author dives into the neuroscience of figuration and abstraction
