Quogue Gallery Spotlights Spirit Energy of Rising Talent Liz Sloan
Showcasing a new rising talent, Quogue Gallery will exhibit dynamic paintings, wall reliefs and sculpture in “Liz Sloan: Ki Path”...
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ART REVIEW: Larry Rivers at Vered—Locusts, Stravinsky & Nudes
Here’s a trivia question: What source of inspiration did Larry Rivers and Pablo Picasso have in common? Those who are familiar with...
ART REVIEW: Vincent Pepi Adds New Visual Music to Abstract Expressionism
I’m a sucker for synesthesia, so the swinging musical paintings on view in “Vincent Pepi: Over 50 Years of Painting” at the...
ART REVIEW: Doris Salcedo Retrospective in Miami Pays Witness to Loss
Her commanding art disrupts and deforms space. Since the 1980s Doris Salcedo has created art to pay witness to brutalities plaguing...
Vincent Pepi, Unique Abstract Expressionist, at Quogue Gallery
Continuing its exploration of the expressionist masters that made New York the post-war center of the art world, Quogue Gallery will...
Major Exhibition of Peter Beard Photography Opens Guild Hall Summer Season
Guild Hall opens its summer season this weekend with a major exhibition on the photography of Peter Beard and unveils its 2016 outdoor...
ART REVIEW: Dazzling Moholy-Nagy Retrospective Fits Perfectly at Guggenheim
Turn a modernist architectural masterpiece over to a comprehensive survey of a 20th century master and the result is the monumental...
ART REVIEW: Will Barnet Paintings offer Context to AbEx, and Some Questions
“Will Barnet: 1950s Works on Paper” at Alexandre Gallery is the latest in a string of recent shows delving into less familiar and...
ART REVIEW: Portraits Express the Historical in Painterly Narratives
In “Barbed Wire and Picket Fences,” the current exhibition at RJD Gallery in Sag Harbor, the two artists presented each offer...
Peter Beard Solo Show Opens Guild Hall Museum’s Summer Season
Guild Hall announced a solo show by artist, author and photographer Peter Beard will open its summer exhibition season. "Peter Beard:...
ART REVIEW: Steve Miller Works Fulfill Promise of Applying Science to Art
Viewing Steve Miller’s recent works at Sara Nightingale Gallery in Water Mill, it is difficult not to be reminded of the ongoing...
ART REVIEW: “You Go Girl!” Celebrates Female Artists in Stories & Art from A Collection
There's something both compelling and repelling about gender-central exhibitions. My internal warrior always wants to argue against...
ART REVIEW: Kundera Homage Exhibition Reveals Contrast Between Lightness and Weight
Can art endow ephemera with form? Can it subtract matter from substance?
At first, these questions might seem no more than...
ART REVIEW: David Slater’s Orderly Chaos Reveals Meanings through Mysteries
Elementally, David Slater’s artwork has always revolved around the premise of narrative as an integral component in the painterly...
NYC Museum Highlight – Alberto Burri at the Guggenheim
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City is currently exhibiting "Alberto Burri: The Trauma of Painting", a major...
Three To See – Hamptons Gallery Scene 11.20.15
Wondering what gallery shows should make your list for The Hamptons? We've selected three shows worth noting in the Hamptons gallery...
Whispers Out of Time in Rauschenberg Shows at Pace and Kempner
William Blake divided the world according to the rubric of “the prolific and the devourer” without anticipating the possibility of...
ART REVIEW: “Greater New York” at MoMA PS1 Explores the Way We Were
I doubt there is any artwork that costs more than $200 to build in the large “Greater New York” exhibition at MoMA PS1. By...