Artwork Stories: Scientific Theories Find New Meaning in Threaded Art by Laura Kaufman
Artist Laura Kaufman is an explorer. Seeking answers to the uncertainties and ambiguities presented by everyday life, she studies...
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The White Room Gallery Opens “Multi is The Media”
The White Room Gallery Presents "Multi is The Media" for its Final Exhibition of 2018
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 1, 2018...
ESSAY: Bettina WitteVeen’s Searing Poetics Mingled with Metamorphosis Continues in Berlin in “Whiteout”
Resonance can seem like too much to ask of an art exhibition in these parlous times of so-called “Insta” critique. Because the...
Paintings by Taylor White: A Stream of Consciousness Made Visible
Taylor Anton White's solo show in Bellport, Long Island began as an Instagram sighting. MARQUEE PROJECTS gallery director Mark Van...
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...
Charley Friedman’s Humorous Conceptual Art Featured in Two Long Island Shows
In an unusual occurrence, a Long Island university gallery and a North Fork commercial one are offering a simultaneous look at the...
ART REVIEW: Exploring Romare Bearden’s Little Known Foray into Abstraction
PURCHASE, NY - “Romare Bearden: Abstraction,” currently on view at SUNY Purchase’s Neuberger Museum of Art in Westchester...
ART REVIEW: The Fearless Palette of Melinda Zox Gives Color a Voice
In the artist’s statement for her exhilarating “Conversation in Color” exhibition of paintings and works on paper at the Quogue...
ART REVIEW: Portraits by Marcia Marcus Look Deeply into Identity at Firestone
In a New York Times review of the show “Inventing Downtown: Artist-Run Galleries in New York City, 1952-1965” at NYU’s Grey Art...
“Melinda Zox: Conversation in Color” Opens at the Quogue Gallery
“Melinda Zox: Conversation in Color” will be the next exhibition at the Quogue Gallery, featuring five paintings and eight works...
Springs Invitational Art Stories: Students of Janet Jennings Trace Her Influence on Their Process
“What gives life meaning? Where is regeneration? It’s about learning,” said Kate Rabinowitz, one of Janet Jennings’s painting...
ART REVIEW: Sally King Benedict Brings Smiling Expressionism to Quogue
Partway around my second tour of the Sally King Benedict show of paintings and drawings pulsing with bright colors at Quogue Gallery,...
Young East End Artists Exhibition Opens at Art Space 98 on August 11, 2017
YOUNG EAST END ARTISTS:
August 11 – September 4, 2017 (open FRI-MON 11-5)
TANYA K WILLOCK: ‘Normal Condition’...
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...
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: María Martínez-Cañas Exhibit Reveals Shocking New Realm
As a photographer, María Martínez-Cañas pushes her medium to the edge and then some, manipulating photographic materials in highly...
ART REVIEW: Liz Sloan Works Create a Clockwork Fantasy at Quogue Gallery
East meets West in the beguiling sculpture, collages, paintings and wall reliefs by Liz Sloan currently on view in “Liz Sloan: Ki...
ART REVIEW: Bastienne Schmidt Installation Probes Mysteries of Identity and Time
As both a painter and photographer, Bastienne Schmidt has always been fascinated by and focused on the ideas of identity and place as...