Tag: Jewish Museum
I Transform Hate into Love: Louise Bourgeois at the Jewish Museum
“Freudian theory framed the challenging events of her life, its hidden emotions and anguish.”
Consciousness Raising: Martha Rosler at the Jewish Museum
A long overdue mid-career retrospective
“Flesh is the reason oil paint was invented”: Chaim Soutine at the Jewish Museum
Flesh, on view through September 16
Pretty, Ugly, Beautiful: Florine Stettheimer at the Jewish Museum
“Painting as Poetry” on view through September 25
The Zombies: Contemporary Abstraction and Its Critics
Do the recent conversations about abstract painting miss the point?
Addressing Politics Poetically: Izhar Patkin at the Jewish Museum
The Messiah’s glAss is up through November 11
David Salle sallies forth, round table on Leo Castelli, and troika from polymath Harry Berger, Jr.
Upcoming lectures and panels in New York
Alias Man Ray: The Art of Reinvention at the Jewish Museum
Transgressive, experimental, fiercely individualistic, Man Ray evaded any categories not of his own creation.
Sarah Bernhardt at the Jewish Museum
WHY THEY WENT WILD FOR THE DIVINE SARAH Alphonse Mucha, color lithographs, from left: Tragique histoire d’Hamlet, 1899; La Samaritaine, 1897; Lorenzaccio, 1896. When “the Divine Sarah” died in 1923 a million people lined the streets of Paris between the Madeleine and the Théâtre Sarah Bernhardt to see her cortege wend its way to Pere-Lachaise: An impressive turnout … Continued