CRITIC’S VIEW: Three to See in The Hamptons – January 2020
January 2020 is a surprisingly vibrant one for art exhibitions in The Hamptons. Many galleries have opened new curated shows this...
Reviews
ART REVIEW: Encouraging Dialogue through a Pair of Solo Shows at The Painting Center
“Claire McConaughy: Not So Far Away,” the larger of two exhibitions currently at The Painting Center, confirms Claire...
ART REVIEW: Color-Infused Atmospheres a Signature of Frankenthaler’s Paintings from Provincetown
"Abstract Climates: Helen Frankenthaler in Provincetown" at the Parrish Art Museum explores the impact of Provincetown and its context...
ART REVIEW: A Labyrinth of Memory Connects Paintings by Deborah Zlotsky with de Kooning
Deborah Zlotsky chose to title her current painting exhibition “Now and Later,” a phrase that implies rationing, perhaps a...
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: “Edward Burke: Colorless and Odorless” Offers Alternative to a Splintered Art World
With yet another gallery neighborhood developing in Tribeca, keeping abreast of New York City’s balkanized exhibition districts adds...
FIRST PERSON – Led into the Midst: “Detours” and the North Fork Artist Scene
Some have said the North Fork's art community is currently as vibrant as Springs during the 1950s. Who knows whether another Jackson...
ART REVIEW: Rediscovering AB-EX Artist Joseph Glasco in Rapport with Pollock, Schnabel & Ossorio
“Joseph Glasco: East End Echoes,” at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center in Springs, East Hampton, NY, is part of an...
ART REVIEW: Nicolas Carone’s Late Abstractions Give Clues to “What Matters”
“What Matters: The Late Paintings,” a selection of Nicolas Carone’s abstractions at Loretta Howard Gallery through August 1,...
Three to See in Hamptons Art – Video Art, Towering Mountains & a Group Text Art Exhibition
Looking for art in The Hamptons? Read on to discover three art shows that shouldn't be missed in The Hamptons. In this edition, expect...
Art on Long Island – Three to See to Welcome July 2019
The Hamptons doesn't have a lock on art exhibitions worth seeing on Long Island. Adjacent to the East End, expect to find new...
ART REVIEW: Bob Paul Kane’s Painted Paradise
The exhibition of Bob Paul Kane's (1937-2013) paintings, watercolors and collages from the 1960s to the 2000s, is a gem of a show in a...
ART REVIEW: The Pure Vision of Frank Wimberley
From the moment I walked into the solo show "Frank Wimberley" at Berry Campbell in Chelsea, I became thoroughly engaged with...
ART REVIEW: “Cut-Ups” by Jack Youngerman Shine at Washburn Gallery
When I heard about "Cut-Ups" at Washburn Gallery in New York City, I was intrigued by the idea of an exhibition of new work by Jack...
ART REVIEW: Frank Lind Paintings Mine Emotional Promise of Where Sea Meets Shore
In keeping with the season’s breach of the indoor/outdoor threshold, the Kingsborough Art Museum (KAM) situated on the eastern tip...
ART REVIEW: Robert Motherwell’s Grand Statements at Kasmin
The youngest of Abstract Expressionism’s core artists, Robert Motherwell (1915-1991) brought to the movement his personal...
ART REVIEW: “Adolph Gottlieb: Classic Paintings” at Pace Offer “Burst” Paintings in their Glory
For anyone who is captivated by Adolph Gottlieb's "Burst" paintings, "Adolph Gottlieb: Classic Paintings" affords the opportunity to...
ART REVIEW: Dodd and Bigbee Make Passionate Arguments for Painting’s Vitality
For a second time, Alexandre Gallery in midtown Manhattan has chosen to mount a dual exhibition of painters Lois Dodd and Brett...