Tag: de Kooning| Willem
“Flesh is the reason oil paint was invented”: Chaim Soutine at the Jewish Museum
Flesh, on view through September 16
Tell Me: with Bill Corbett
Corbett discusses his personal and aesthetic interest in the work of Franz Kline.
Lightning Bolt: A Realization of Clyfford Still
How we recognize an artist’s greatness can come slowly over decades, or in a flash.
Tell Me: with Daniel Herr
The painter talks about the continuing importance of one of the 20th century’s most influential artists.
L’Orientaliste on the Continent: Robert Janitz in Berlin
The artist’s first solo show in Berlin runs through October 25.
A Critics’ Roundtable on Christopher Wool at the Guggenheim
Four writers share their thoughts on the painter’s retrospective
Roundtable on MoMA’s de Kooning Retrospective
with David Carrier, David Cohen, Ivan Gaskell, Jennifer Riley and Joan Waltemath,
The Dutchmen’s Heir: Jenny Saville at Gagosian
The author is having a Frankenstein moment. “Continuum” continues on Madison Ave through October 22.
The Armory Show Modern (Pier 92): A photo journal
“The second year looks good,” commented Washburn, the type of dealer who makes returning to The Armory Fair Modern a pleasure.
Abstract Expressionism and the American Experience
Professor Sandler locates the aesthetics and values of the New York School within the context of the postwar milieu.