Tag: Basquiat| Jean-Michel
What Painting Might Do: Antoni Tàpies at Nahmad Contemporary
A seemingly random selection of the Spanish master provoked close readings; from earlier this year
Emojis and Emotion: New Painting by Margaux Ogden
Ogden’s work leverages anxiety and excitement, brush on canvas, as pain’ing.
Aesthetics and Social Justice: “Arresting Patterns” at ArtSpace
An exhibition and its extracurricular programming explore artistic representations of mass incarceration.
Notes from NOLA: Two Shows in New Orleans
Two shows highlight the work of contemporary New Orleans artists and others connected to the city.
“Amazingly Aware and Amazingly Abandoned”: Lucian Freud and Leigh Bowery
an exclusive extract from her new biography, Lucian Freud: Eyes Wide Open
The Armory Show 2009
The Armory Show 2009 opened today. artcritical editor DAVID COHENwas there with his iPhone Armory, First Day Weigh-In What’s the best way to cope with a Recession–if you’re in the artworld? Expand. And how must you behave? With utter nonchalance, of course. Hence the Armory–not content simply to be the behemoth fair of contemporary, primary-market work, now … Continued
I Am as You Will Be: The Skeleton in Art
Cheim & Read 547 West 25th Street New York City 212 242 7727 September 20 to November 3, 2007 In Pieter Brueghel the Elder’s “Triumph of Death” (circa 1562), hordes of skeletons swarm upon a town, pitilessly inflicting lessons about the transitoriness of life and its diversions. Popular depictions of death have evolved in the … Continued
