College Art Association: Some Highlights
The 2013 Convention is underway
The 2013 Convention is underway
In the wake of Armory Week, The Review Panel tackles the Biennial
This review, from 2012, is offered as a tribute to the artist who died August 1
Andrew Moszynski: Recent Work
at Valentine Gallery,
464 Seneca Ave, Ridgewood, Queens, 718 381-2962
November 19 to December 11, 2011.
Carly Berwick, Ellie Bronson and Peter Plagens will be David Cohen’s guests
An inscribed book each to the four winners; answers and links for everyone else
The Review Panel is a discussion forum moderated by DAVID COHEN in which he is joined each month by three other critics to review preselected exhibitions before a live audience. The program is presented by artcritical.com in association with the National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts, which hosts the event. Past guests on The … Continued
Clare Weiss, who was Curator of Public Art at New York City Department of Parks and Recreation from 2005-2009, was a determined and enterprising champion of art in public places. She passed away January 11, aged 43, after a protracted battle with breast cancer which began in 2006. Weiss came to art relatively late in … Continued
I had Kiki Smith over when I had just finished these and she said, You know, you should approach some galleries from a revisionist point of view because usually it’s a male in the studio with a model, or a male at the easel, and here you’re a nude figure in your own studio with all your paintings and your tools around you. There aren’t many paintings like that, she said. So I thought, well that’s interesting, that’s not something I was thinking about—I was thinking about what I feel in my studio, the vulnerability.
DC Moore Gallery until February 7 724 Fifth Avenue at 57th Street, 212-247-2111 A version of this article first appeared in the New York Sun, February 5, 2004. Mark Greenwold has a problem. Actually, judging by his bizarre symbolist pictures, he has a few. But from a career perspective, his problem is what to put in … Continued