James Siena at BravinLee Programs and Online at Feigen Contemporary
If Paul Klee could famously “take line for a walk,” then James Siena has taken it to the wild side.
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Icons of Female Power: Early Works of Miriam Schapiro
exhibitions at the National Academy Museum and Eric Firestone Loft on Great Jones Street
A Concentrated Rectangle of Glitz: Rob Hickman in Dumbo
His Smack Mellon installation inspires a “rave” review – and a proposition
Notable at NADA
Impressions from the Miami fair of the New Art Dealers Alliance
Thriving on Drama and Discordance: The Life of Alice Neel
A review of Alice Neel: The Art of Not Sitting Pretty by Phoebe Hoban
Contrapuntal Infinitudes: Il Lee at Art Projects International
For some 30 years Il Lee has exclusively used, and abused, ballpoint pens.
Roxy Paine on the Roof: Maelstrom at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Paine manages to steer these leafless “Dendroids,” as he calls them, between the Scylla of transparency and the Charibdis of mechanization.
Pablo Picasso: Mosqueteros at Gagosian Gallery
The problem with late Picasso has to do with his stubborn insistence on diaristic expressionism increasingly isolated from changing times.
Brooklyn DIY: A Story of Williamsburg Art Scene 1987-2007 directed by Martin Ramocki
In Julian Schnabel’s film Basquiat, the title character, exemplar of the flameout credo of the East Village, is assisting an artist-installer at the Mary Boone Gallery. This mediocrity, played by Willem Da Foe, attempts to counsel the hero about the benefits of a reliable day job. Basquiat replies that someday he would show on those very … Continued