Seen recently at DC Moore, the French Institute, the Brooklyn Historical Society and BRIC

His show at DC Moore Gallery closes Saturday

Wilson belongs to a tradition of transcendental American landscape

Lorna Williams, Wolfgang Tillmans, Alexi Worth and Brock Enright

Her exhibition, up through March 17, spans a decade of recent work

DC Moore moves downtown to Chelsea with Kushner’s Wildflower Convocation.

El Anatsui at Jack Shainman, Damien Hirst at Gagosian, Yvonne Jacquette at DC Moore, and Tino Sehgal at the Guggenheim

The grainy, opaque paint surfaces and austere earth palette bespeak an unfashionably non-ironic desire to produce ‘quality’ paintings. And there are learned references and quotations from art history and photography.

ALEXI WORTH: COUPLES DC Moore until October 7 (724 Fifth Avenue at 57 Street, 212 247 2111) JOE COLEMAN Jack Tilton until October 4 (8 East 76 Street, between Madison and Fifth Avenues, 212 737 2221)     The girl in Alexi Worth’s “Beautiful Unfinishable Magazine” (all works 2006) crouches in a moulded plastic Eames … Continued

Until April 22 724 Fifth Avenue at 57 Street, 212 247 2111 The paintings of Yvonne Jacquette are at once immensely likeable and seriously odd.  There is a compelling sense of presentness in her density of color and form, quirky and chirpy, and yet they are weirdly alienating precisely thanks to the same manic qualities. … Continued