ART REVIEW: A Labyrinth of Memory Connects Paintings by Deborah Zlotsky with de Kooning
Deborah Zlotsky chose to title her current painting exhibition “Now and Later,” a phrase that implies rationing, perhaps a...
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Times Two: Process (and Design) Takes Center Stage in New Book by Steve Miller
Sometimes, one book isn't enough. In Steve Miller's case, the chance to choreograph two books on his work allowed for the first book...
ART REVIEW: Nicolas Carone’s Late Abstractions Give Clues to “What Matters”
“What Matters: The Late Paintings,” a selection of Nicolas Carone’s abstractions at Loretta Howard Gallery through August 1,...
Leila Pinto Taps Financial Market & Brexit News for her Contemporary Abstract Paintings
Leila Pinto takes her inspiration from unexpected sources: finance and international politics. Working as the Managing Director of a...
ART REVIEW: The Pure Vision of Frank Wimberley
From the moment I walked into the solo show "Frank Wimberley" at Berry Campbell in Chelsea, I became thoroughly engaged with...
Sag Harbor Artist Frank Wimberley Receives Survey at Berry Campbell
It feels like Frank Wimberley has always been an artist to watch.
Well-established in The Hamptons for decades, it was never a...
Tinder Renders More than Hook Ups in Alexandria Lira’s “F*CK BOYS” Series of Male Nudes
Artists making nude portraits have traditionally relied on professional artist models, lovers, marriage partners, friends or willing...
SOCIAL SCENE: “Highlight: The High Line” Draws a Crowd for Contemporary Abstract Show
For a Thursday night, it was a calm one among the galleries of Chelsea. One exception was the Opening Reception of "Highlight: The...
The Met Unveils Frank Lloyd Wright Textiles and Designs from First Commercial Venture
The Met is peeling back the curtain to present object and textile designs by architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959) that were made...
ART REVIEW: “Cut-Ups” by Jack Youngerman Shine at Washburn Gallery
When I heard about "Cut-Ups" at Washburn Gallery in New York City, I was intrigued by the idea of an exhibition of new work by Jack...
ART REVIEW: Frank Lind Paintings Mine Emotional Promise of Where Sea Meets Shore
In keeping with the season’s breach of the indoor/outdoor threshold, the Kingsborough Art Museum (KAM) situated on the eastern tip...
Ultimate Guide to the NYC Art Fairs of Frieze Week 2019
It's hard to believe but Frieze Week is here again. Rolling into New York during the first week of May, this year seems an uptick of...
DUMBO Open Studios Enlivens Brooklyn This Weekend
DUMBO Open Studios takes place this weekend, April 27 and 28, 2019, in the DUMBO and Vinegar Hill neighborhoods of Brooklyn. In...
ART REVIEW: Robert Motherwell’s Grand Statements at Kasmin
The youngest of Abstract Expressionism’s core artists, Robert Motherwell (1915-1991) brought to the movement his personal...
ART REVIEW: “Adolph Gottlieb: Classic Paintings” at Pace Offer “Burst” Paintings in their Glory
For anyone who is captivated by Adolph Gottlieb's "Burst" paintings, "Adolph Gottlieb: Classic Paintings" affords the opportunity to...
Opening at MAD: “Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976–1986”
The Museum of Art and Design (MAD) is taking on the Punk Generation. On April 9, 2019, MAD opens "Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die:...
10 Stand Out Booths at Spring/Break Art Show 2019
Spring/Break Art Show 2019 was a fun edition filled with surprises. Held for the first year at United Nations Plaza, booths were...
Visual Diary – Contemporary Art from The Armory Show 2019
The Armory Show drew over 57,000 people to the five-day art fair and offered a smooth presentation of artworks, despite the...