Jane Dickson Works Yield Penetrating Portrait of Times Square That Was
A man lighting a cigarette stands in the red glow of the entrance to a peep show. Cops dart down a city street toward an unseen...
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INFLUENCER – Kathryn Markel: A Passion for Community in Art & Glassworks
Visitors to Kathryn Markel Fine Arts in New York City or Bridgehampton can expect to see something more than art on view at the...
Josette Urso Paintings Translate Visual Cues into Colorful Abstraction
LARCHMONT, NY—A passing flock of pigeons. A dishtowel resting near a blender. A young woman twirling a Hula Hoop on a Brooklyn...
Carrie Mae Weems: A Silent Observer of a Changing Beacon
NYACK, NY - In the 13 photographs in “Carrie Mae Weems: Beacon,” at the Edward Hopper House in Rockland County, Weems is a silent...
Robert Longo Flag Unfurled for Creative Time’s “Pledges of Allegiance” Public Art Project
Visitors arriving at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT should take a minute to pause and look up. There, just...
Arte Povera Highlighted in Debut Exhibition at Magazzino Italian Art, a Private Collection Turned Public
COLD SPRING, NY – It sits off an unassuming stretch of highway, an elegant rectangular structure, all concrete and glass, a...
Cool School Artists Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & Ed Ruscha Bring Southern California to New Britain Museum of American Art
NEW BRITAIN, C.T. – In the 1950s, when much of the art world was focused on New York’s burgeoning Abstract Expressionist...
“Wall to Wall: Carpets by Artists” at Katonah Museum Blur Lines between Art, Design, Craft and Commerce
KATONAH, N.Y. - Carpet. Rug. Carpet. Rug. The overlapping letters that spell out these two words produce the vibrant graphic...
Figurative Paintings by Sherri Wolfgang Explore Body Image at Housatonic Museum of Art
BRIDGEPORT, CT - A graceful male dancer in an array of choreographic poses; giddy, half-naked women marred and scarred by cosmetic...
Hudson River Museum Pairs Zakanitch with Collection Highlights
YONKERS, N.Y. – Recently at the Hudson River Museum, artist Robert Zakanitch sat in a gallery talking about Minimalist art. Yet the...
David Smith’s Fascination with White Featured at Storm King Art Center
NEW WINDSOR, NY—For its 2017 season, Storm King Art Center, the verdant 500-acre sculpture park in the Hudson Valley, has installed...
Intimate Julian Schnabel Painting Survey Opens at the Glass House
NEW CANNAN, CT—Six. That is the number of paintings the renowned architect Philip Johnson believed should be viewed at one time....
ART REVIEW: Whirling Visual Activity in Beth Campbell Mind-Maps at Aldrich
RIDGEFIELD, CT—At first glance, “Beth Campbell: My Potential Future Past,” at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, seems quiet....
“Outcasts” Empowered, Upend Ideas on Female Identity at Wave Hill
Banishment. Erasure. Dismissal. These are the themes behind “Outcasts: Women in the Wilderness” at Wave Hill, a 28-acre public...
Leandro Erlich Survey Makes the Familiar Fantastic at Neuberger
PURCHASE, N.Y. — Five rowboats float silently in a nighttime harbor. Rocking gently, their hues catch the light: one scarlet,...
A Pure Impressionist, Alfred Sisley’s Evolution Traced at Bruce Museum
GREENWICH, C.T. — “Alfred Sisley (1839-1899): Impressionist Master,” an exhibition of 50 paintings at the Bruce Museum abounds...
William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation Offers a Contrarian Collection of Art
MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — It stands in the corner of a parking lot by an unassuming one-story building in Mount Kisco, N.Y. in...
Matisse, as Curated by Ellsworth Kelly, Presents Unique Perspective at Katonah Museum of Art
KATONAH, N.Y. — Shortly before his death in December 2015, Ellsworth Kelly received an enticing offer. The renowned American...