CRITIC’S VIEW: 5 Artwork and Gallery Booth Standouts at The Armory Show 2020
The Armory Show is the largest and most varied of the art fairs that populate The Armory Show Week held in the first week of March...
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ART REVIEW: Susan Vecsey Extends Color Field Tradition Through Paintings of Understated Complexity at Quogue Gallery
Approaching the Quogue Gallery, I was immediately drawn in by Susan Vecsey's painting, visible through the side entrance along Jessup...
ART REVIEW: Eric Aho Paintings at DC Moore Meditate on the Idea of a Forest
“Eric Aho: Guide” at DC Moore in New York consists of about a dozen canvases invested with painterly meditations on the idea of a...
Barthélémy Toguo Offers Soulful International Voices to The Hamptons
“The Beauty of Our Voice,” Barthélémy Toguo's current “Platform” exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, NY is a...
Inspired by Music, “Syncopation” Opens at William Ris Gallery
William Ris Gallery Features Award-Winning Artists in "Syncopation"
On Exhibit: August 18 through September 9, 2018
Opening...
Parrish Gets on The Road with Jeremy Dennis: Stories—Dreams, Myths, and Experiences
The Parrish Art Museum gets on the Road with its first Road Show off-site exhibition. The first exhibition presents "Jeremy Dennis:...
The Long Island Biennial Opens at The Heckscher Museum
The 2018 "Long Island Biennial," a juried exhibition featuring art from contemporary artists across Suffolk and Nassau Counties, opens...
Zahra Nazari: Exploring Identity in Abstractions Inspired by Architecture
Zahra Nazari is an Iranian artist who grew up in Hamedan, Iran, and now lives and works in New York City. Through painting and...
The Artist’s View: Frank Oriti Discusses Four Paintings from his Working Class Creatives Series
Frank Oriti is a contemporary realism painter based in Cleveland, Ohio. Inspired by the people around him, Oriti's portraits open an...
“Robert Oxnam: Chinese Inspiration/North Fork Creation” Opens at William Ris Gallery
On Exhibit: July 14 – August 12, 2018
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 14, 2018, 4 – 7 pm
Artists Talk: Saturday, July 28,...
Talking With: The Kaplan Twins Discuss Instagram, Millennials and their New Hamptons Series
Here's a string of words that spring to mind when considering the artist duo The Kaplan Twins: Unexpected. Controversial. Sexy....
CRITIC’S VIEW: Market Art + Design Brings Back Buzz with Bigger and Better Fair
Bridgehampton, NY: This weekend the Brooklyn-based survivor of the East End major art fair sorting, Market Art + Design, opened its...
The White Room Gallery Opens “Balancing Act: beauty N execution” with a Summer Solstice Party
"Balancing Act: beauty N execution"
On view June 20 - July 8, 2018
Opening Reception & Summer Solstice Kick Off Party: Saturday,...
ART REVIEW: Jill Nathanson Explores Deep Commitment to Color Interaction
As the exhibition title “Cadence” implies, there is a cyclical pattern to Jill Nathanson’s paintings. In the artist’s current...
North Fork Artist Charles Wildbank Offers Painting Classes & Open Studio Tours June 23 & 24, 2018
North Fork Artist Charles Wildbank Offers Painting Classes & Open Studio Tours on June 23 & 24, 2018
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ARTIST: Charles...
Larger Than Life: A Journey through Shimon Okshteyn’s Art that Skewers and Reveals
It is already dark when I turn down the long, dark driveway leading up to the Southampton, NY studio of Shimon Okshteyn. Though the...
ART REVIEW: Carnality and Culture, Part I: Marlene Dumas at David Zwirner
Two of the most important painters of the human figure working today are currently exhibiting new works at two of New York City’s...
ART REVIEW: Jade Doskow Photographs Explore Architecture Left Behind at World’s Fair Sites, Revealing a Future That Never Arrived
Photographer Jade Doskow offers a compelling selection of photographs from her ongoing “Lost Utopias” project in the intimate...