artcritical’s legendary critics’ forum returns to Brooklyn Public Library for its third annual season. The program was hosted for its first decade at the National Academy Museum: Podcasts dating back to 2004 are archived at artcritical, and include the very first where Ken Johnson appeared with Maureen Mullarkey and Jerry Saltz. David Cohen has always moderated. Alex … Continued

artcritical celebrated the holiday season this year with a show by artists who are amongst the writers and staff at the magazine, or have been regular guests on The Review Panel. Proceeds benefit our new design, which is set to launch this spring. The new look website will emphasize the tripartite nature of our mission: magazine, panels … Continued

His show is on view through December 22

A passerby this wet and frigid Saturday morning at the corner of Nostrand Ave and Pacific Street in Crown Heights might wish they were in Miami, all the more so if they’re an art aficionado. But the bright lights of a LinkNYC kiosk promises an event that only Brooklyn boasts: The Review Panel (rechristened by WNYC for clarity) this … Continued

and taking the opportunity to announce the December edition of The Review Panel at Brooklyn Public Library where veteran panelist Christian Viveros-Fauné joins two new guests in the series, dramaturge and theater critic Jonathan Kalb and writer and scholar Laila Pedro. Among the artists up for discussion is Nina Chanel Abney (pictured left). The full roster of … Continued

Green = perform in Mr. Cohen’s calendar and streaks across the coming week which sees him moderating a panel on Lennart Anderson Saturday at Leigh Morse Gallery (22 East 80th Street, Fifth Floor, 3PM) with painters Elizabeth Hazan, Kyle Staver and Susan Jane Walp; heading to Brooklyn Public Library Monday for The Review Panel (Grand … Continued

Doig’s show is one of four to be discussed by my guests Siri Hustvedt, Jason Stopa, and Lilly Wei. The other shows are downtown: John Zurier at Peter Blum; Dana James at The Lodge; and Kate Shepherd at 56Henry. You can see James and Shepherd Sunday but as Blum is open Tuesday to Saturday, Saturday is also … Continued

with Siri Hustvedt, Jason Stopa and Lilly Wei at Brooklyn Public Library

The dancer’s body is framed by projections of lace in a performance that explores interconnections of ecological ruination and organ transplantation. Petrič, a Slovenian-born artist working in Vienna, New York and Ljubljana, performs, composes and produces this ambitious multi-media work in collaboration with choreographer Janis Brenner and composer Matija Srtniša. Following the performance, which is … Continued