Tag: Cheim & Read
April 2012: Lance Esplund, Maddie Phinney and Barry Schwabsky with moderator David Cohen
Joined David Cohen to discuss Polly Apfelbaum, Stan Douglas, Douglas Florian, Ron Gorchov, Eve Sonneman, Yang Fudong.
Maelstrom Gathering Energy: Milton Resnick in the Seventies and Eighties
An Abstract Expressionist caught in purist transition. At Cheim & Read through October 29
The Raw and the Cooked: The late paintings of Hans Hartung
The French-German abstractionist’s first New York show since 1975, up through December 30
September 2010: Esplund, Hirsch and Scott with moderator David Cohen
Adam Fuss at Cheim & Read, Roman Signer at Swiss Institute, Arlene Shechet at Jack Shainman, and Joan Snyder at Betty Cuningham
When Hypothesis Trumps Quality: Le Tableau at Cheim & Read
Le Tableau at Cheim & Read, through September 3, curated by Joe Fyfe
Orgy in the Raw: Joe Fyfe’s “Le Tableau” at Cheim & Read
A geographically and historically wide-angled summer group exhibition.
William Eggleston: 21st Century and Diane Arbus: In the Absence of Others at Cheim & Read
Eggleston and Arbus promoted the shared view that no subject is uninteresting when captured a compelling way.
Louise Fishman at Cheim & Read
Fishman had been asking very specific things of her chosen medium: how does one make it relevant to oneself and one’s history? How does one possess it? How do you filter your experiences through it?
Milton Resnick at Cheim & Read
There is a weird sense of a form searing its way through the canvas, from left to right, an accumulation of atomic energy boiling up the space it penetrates, making it a Monet for the nuclear age. It almost becomes tempting to read the image in cartoon-like graphic terms, or like a Futurist depiction of movement.