a featured item from THE LIST: C. Michael Norton: Infinity’s Sprawl at UNIX Gallery
A featured item from THE LIST
The Review Panel from October 10th with Dennis Kardon, Lee Ann Norman and Roberta Smith
Artists discussed were Kara Walker, Peter Saul, JoAnne Carson and Chris Ofili
Panel: Artists Angela Dufresne, Derek Fordjour and Mimi Gross join David Cohen to discuss the work of Marcia Marcus
Apologies for resending this newsletter; the date of this panel was omitted from Saturday’s email Tuesday, October 17 at 7.15pm at Eric Firestone Loft, 4 Great Jones Street, 4th Floor, between Broadway and Lafayette Street. In conjunction with the exhibition, Marcia Marcus: Role Play, 1958-1973 The rediscovery of Marcia Marcus is massively exciting. A product … Continued
Last Chance…
It is hard enough to keep up with what’s opening in New York City, but the art avid have to fight a rear action simultaneously: this weekend will bid farewell to dozens of shows that opened after Labor Day. Luckily, WEEK AT A GLANCE at THE LIST includes a closing section each day. If you … Continued
Nicola Ginzel at The Gallery at One Army Plaza
A Featured Item from THE LIST On one level, the work is a meditation on consciousness or an exhortation of mindfulness, a concept from Zen Buddhism. On another, it is a continuous prying at the intuitive underpinnings of rational systems. The everyday materials the artist turns into art amounts to personal stuff found in a jacket … Continued
Poetry by Other Means: The Collages of John Ashbery
Is there something intrinsic to the appeal of collage to writers — to moving bits of paper around in startling, revelatory juxtapositions? The coincidence of two shows of collages by writers of markedly different ilk – a sometime poet laureate and a member of the third estate – begs the question.
Max Kozloff, in his first contribution to artcritical, explores the ethics of prettiness in relation to Florine Stettheimer
What strikes the eye immediately is the rhythm of line and limb that jumps about, especially in ensembles with little narrative pretext. They’re frequently scattered across nebulous white grounds and are endowed with a gem-like aura that resembles the capitals in illuminated manuscripts. Yet, when they’re on the move, they might also recall the snap … Continued
Featured item from THE LIST: Eve Aschheim, Lines Without Outlines at ‘T’ Space, Rhinebeck, NY
Now in its eighth summer season, ‘T’ Space, a gallery designed by Steven Holl on the architect’s Dutchess County campus, offers an ambitious program of solo presentations and other projects. To launch her exhibition this weekend, Eve Aschheim teams up with poet Susan Stewart and pianist Christopher Oldfather who will perform works by Earle Brown … Continued
