The Obligation to Explain
“if Kelley Walker had made a cogent argument for his art… there would have been far fewer expressions of anger and outrage.”
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Nixed Metaphors: Lee Ann Norman on Robert Gober
Norman addresses the contradictions and occlusions of Gober’s representations of sex and race.
Pictorial Baggage: Dennis Kardon on Robert Gober
Dennis Kardon unpacks the cultural contexts of Gober and his personal history.
On Kawara: January 2, 1933 – June 27, 2014
On Kawara: January 2, 1933 – June, 2014
The Battle of Vestry Street: Art Collector and Philanthropist versus Working Artists Past and Present
Landmarking seen as way to save iconic live-work loft building
The Art World Was Her Stage: Holly Solomon, Actress, Collector, Dealer Extraordinaire
a double headed tribute show at Pavel Zoubok and Mixed Greens
Onward Christian Marclay: “The Clock” at MoMA, New Year’s Eve
Our 2011 review of this masterpiece, now showing with special 24 hour screenings through January 21
Abstraction Goes Underground: The Painting Factory at LA MoCA
“Abstraction After Warhol” featured 11 painters, most not using brushes
Finding Art in Empty Space: Responses to John Cage
Notations: The Cage Effect Today at Hunter College through April 21
Jean Prouvé by Laurence Bergerot and Patrick Seguin (editors)
Chelsea, New York gallery goers with an astute eye for furnishings will have picked up on the cult status of French mid-century modernist Jean Prouvé. A vintage specimen of his legendary Potence lamp provides scant illumination and surreally displaced period charm to the very public back office at Sonnabend Gallery, for instance; a weatherworn school … Continued