Tag: Picasso| Pablo
When Women were easier to obtain than food: Picasso’s Blue Period
His early work, about to open at the Phillips Collection
Uncomfortable Questions: Jasper Johns at Matthew Marks
Mordant “late” works were on view earlier this spring
Picasso in 3-D: A Roundtable of Sculptors, with Alain Kirili, Michelle Segre and Rebecca Smith
MoMA’s exhibition is on view through February 7
Creation Anxieties: Dana Schutz at Petzel
Paintings of boldness and fearlessness, on view through October 24
Emojis and Emotion: New Painting by Margaux Ogden
Ogden’s work leverages anxiety and excitement, brush on canvas, as pain’ing.
Dda: A collaboration between Michael Heller and alpert+kahn
Poetry for Art returns to artcritical
What are Masterpieces and Why Are There So Many of Them?
artcritical is deeply saddened by the passing of its friend and collaborator, Bill Berkson
Pablo Picasso: Mosqueteros at Gagosian Gallery
The problem with late Picasso has to do with his stubborn insistence on diaristic expressionism increasingly isolated from changing times.
Time, Truth and History – El Greco to Picasso
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 1071 Fifth Avenue at 89th Street New York City 212 423 3500 November 17, 2006 to March 28, 2007 What to think of yet another in the procession of general surveys the Guggenheim has served up? In 2000, the late, great Robert Rosenblum presented the 1900 show as an expansive index that … Continued
Picasso: The Berggruen Album
May 3-June 26, 2004 Mitchell-Innes & Nash 1018 Madison Avenue, New York NY 10021 It’s safe to say that no artist has been so over-exposed as Picasso. It isn’t simply the seemingly countless exhibitions and critical studies; his styles (all of them!) have so thoroughly infiltrated popular culture that no one thinks twice about the … Continued
