Tag: Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Making It in America: Karl Haendel on the absurdities of the Art World
His drawing-based show was at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Visualizing Historicism: Mary Kelly’s Personal Reckoning
Life examined through the prism of feminist engagement, at Mitchell-Innes and Nash through November 22
Like This: An Exhibition of Near-Representations
A show of paintings and sculptures by three women takes allusion as its theme and raison.
September 2014: Alexander Nagel, Dorothy Spears and Robert Storr with moderator David Cohen
Allora & Calzadilla at Gladstone Gallery, Marcel Dzama at David Zwirner, Angela Dufresne at Monya Rowe and Justine Kurland at Mitchell-Innes & Nash.
“Après moi, le deluge”: The Review Panel in Its Tenth Year
A welcome note from our publisher and editor
Late Spring: Leon Kossoff at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Paintings now of view at LA Louver, Venice, California
David Salle sallies forth, round table on Leo Castelli, and troika from polymath Harry Berger, Jr.
Upcoming lectures and panels in New York
Kenneth Noland Estate is now represented by Mitchell-Innes & Nash
New York gallery Mitchell-Innes & Nash announced that it now exclusively represents the estate of American Color Field painter Kenneth Noland. Noland, who died in January 2010 of kidney cancer in his home in Port Clyde, Maine, was one of the best-known Color Field painters to emerge in the 1960s. Art critic Clement Greenberg championed … Continued
Norbert Schwontowski at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
This was an artcritical PIC in December 2009
Enoc Perez at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Enoc Perez uses the contours of modernist architecture and feminine beauty to explore ideas of longing, nostalgia, optimism and melancholy.