ART REVIEW: Unfolding Joy in Bill King Sculptures, Connie Fox Paintings
On view at Guild Hall in East Hampton, “Connie Fox and William King, An Artist Couple” offers a joyful exploration of the...
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Talking With: Vincent Longo Discusses Pollock, Neolithic Abstraction, and Working from the Center
Artist Vincent Longo was born in Manhattan in 1923 and his formative years seem like a novel that's part Dickens and part Umberto Eco....
Talking With: Connie Fox Discusses Elaine de Kooning, Sammy’s Beach & Working within a Triangle
The American artist Connie Fox (born 1925) grew up in Colorado along a stretch of prairie that stared out at the distant Rocky...
Teach a Woman To Fish: Tara Donovan at The Parrish Art Museum
Known for chimerical, site-responsive, often massive installations in museums and galleries across the world, the artist Tara Donovan...
ART REVIEW: Eric Brown Paintings—Authentic Colliding of Geometry and Color
Moving through Eric Brown’s "Vice Versa" exhibition at Ille Arts in Amagansett, one gets the feeling his painting practice is...
ART REVIEW: The Pilgrim Soul of Anya Gallaccio
Since her emergence in the late 1980s, Anya Gallaccio has been embraced by the art world for site-specific works that are transitory,...
Painterly Conversation About Abstraction in “Vernacular”
The four artists included in "Vernacular"—Eric Brown, Sharon Butler, Andrew Seto and Joyce Robins—at Bushwick’s Theodore:Art,...
ART REVIEW: A “Most Wanted” List from Deborah Kass
Whether Deborah Kass is expounding on gender politics, critiquing the graphics of Athenian vases or skewering the art world’s...
Mathew King Paintings: Dramatic Precision & Industrial Poetry
Matthew King hits it out of the park in his first solo exhibition presented at Harper’s Books in East Hampton, N.Y.
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ART REVIEW: Ubiquity and Omnipresence at ILLE Arts
For Sag Harbor artist Saskia Friedrich, thoughts of omnipresence have yielded a lively exhibition at ILLE Arts. The show, organized by...
ART REVIEW: Sagg Main in Dramatic Verve by Robert Dash
The list of old wives’ and husbands’ tales go on and on and prove nothing more than that there will be weather. And plenty of...
William King Remembered
The sculptor William King (1925 – 2015), a true American original, died March 3 at his East Hampton home surrounded by his wife,...
ART REVIEW: The Culture of Alan Shields
The late artist Alan Shields (1944-2005) was a mid-western export with equal parts gumption, vision and invention. A straight line...
ART REVIEW: Thread Lightly – Three Exhibitions Tied Together by One Idea
The textile arts and their constituent mediums—sewing, knitting and weaving—have been in the spotlight this season, with major...
ART REVIEW: “Another, Once Again, Many Times More” on the North Fork
Those seeking respite from frenetic Hamptons crowds would do well to repair to East Marion where independent curator Bob Nickas has...
ART REVIEW: Keith Sonnier Brings Up the Lights at Tripoli Gallery
The artist Keith Sonnier has effected something of an illumination in Southampton, transforming Tripoli Gallery into a glowing phoenix...
ART REVIEW: Maya Lin Explores Environment at the Parrish
In the sun-drenched lobby of Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill this summer, the artist Maya Lin explores the environment in three...
ART REVIEW: A “Midsummer Night’s Dream” of an Exhibition
William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is surely the most beguiling of his plays, filled with fairies and magic and...