ART REVIEW: Beauty of the Hand Explored in Art from the Buhl Collection
Connoisseurs and neophytes alike will find ample rewards for stopping in to see “Hand-Picked: Selections from the Buhl...
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Critic’s Picks: Photography, Painting and Digital Art at North Fork Venues
Although the Hamptons and the South Fork tend to get most if not all of the attention on the East End, it’s important to remember...
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...
ART REVIEW: Works by Rivers and Joseph Trace the Path to Brilliance
The first thing to do upon entering Christy’s Art Center in Sag Harbor to see the fantastic and important exhibition pairing Larry...
“Gabriele T. Raacke: IN BETWEEN (acrylics on glass)” Opens at Art Space 98
ART SPACE 98 is opening its new season and proudly presents
Gabriele T. Raacke: IN BETWEEN (acrylics on glass)
May 26 – July...
Mary Montes Solo Exhibition “de Kooning and Friends” Closing Reception & Final Weekend
Mary Montes Solo Exhibition "de Kooning and Friends"
May 6 to 22, 2017
Closing Reception: Friday, May 19, 2017 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Sag...
ART REVIEW: Lively Audrey Flack Show Has a Conventionality All Its Own
The Audrey Flack exhibition at Hollis Taggart’s downtown space, whimsically subtitled “Master Drawings from Crivelli to...
CRITIC’S VIEW: TEFAF Offers Modern and Contemporary Art with Good Credentials
The venerable TEFAF fair returns this week to the Park Avenue Armory with a blue-chip lineup of 93 galleries mainly dedicated to...
John Graham Retrospective Launches Parrish Summer Season
The Parrish Art Museum presents "John Graham: Maverick Modernist" as the first exhibition in the museum's summer season. The...
Retro Miami Underground in Photographs from the ’70s to the ’90s
These are the photos the tourist board wouldn’t want you to see, then or now.
In the 1950s and ’60s, Miami was an odd mix of...
ART REVIEW: Alice Neel Portraits Explore the True Colors of the Human Race
“Alice Neel: Uptown,” an exhibit of 26 paintings and six drawings on view through April 22, 2017 at David Zwirner, adds to the...
“Urban Revival” Debuts RJD Gallery’s New Location in Bridgehampton
RJD Gallery opens its doors for the first time in Bridgehampton with a Grand Opening Celebration and a Reception for “Urban...
A New Day for RJD Gallery and its Artists
It is a classic story—a triumphant return after tragedy, emerging even stronger and more determined. RJD Gallery in The Hamptons...
ART REVIEW: In a Whitney Biennial Favoring Ideas, a Few Works Stand Out
The 78th Whitney Biennial survey of the art scene opens this week at the museum’s spacious new location in downtown Manhattan.
The...
NYC Gallery Scene – New Shows to Know Opening Through March 19, 2017
Snow Storm Stella has left the area and art goes on as usual in New York City. New shows opening in New York City this week include...
Critic’s Picks: NYC Gallery Shows at Ronin, Pen + Brush, Van Doren Waxter
This week’s selection features three rewarding shows just steps from Fifth Avenue on the stretch from 22nd to 73rd street: A master...
ART REVIEW: African-American Artists Draw on Realism’s Aesthetic Strengths
Timed to celebrate Black History Month, Grenning Gallery has assembled a group show of contemporary African-American artists working...
NYC Museum Highlight – “Kerry James Marshall: Mastry” at The Met Breuer
The Met Breuer presents an exhibition that shouldn't be missed with "Kerry James Marshall: Mastry." Filling two floors of the New...