EssaysReviewsNORTH FORK FIRST PERSON – Led into the Midst: “Detours” and the North Fork Artist Scene by Franklin Hill Perrell Some have said the North Fork's art community is currently as vibrant as Springs during the 1950s. Who knows whether another Jackson...
EssaysNEW YORK CITY ESSAY: Huang Rui Works Offer Glimpse of Afterlife of a Revolutionary Hero by Charles A. Riley II It seems like such a wishful anachronism to call an artist a “hero.” That kind of adulation—typically reserved for artists like...
ReviewsNORTH FORK ART REVIEW: Offbeat “Cheese Ball Challenge” in Southold Makes Art Lovers Smile, and Think by Charles A. Riley II As a museum director and itinerant art critic, I hit openings all too often. The old joke about Andy Warhol being ready to go to any...
ReviewsINTERNATIONAL ESSAY: Bettina WitteVeen’s Searing Poetics Mingled with Metamorphosis Continues in Berlin in “Whiteout” by Charles A. Riley II Resonance can seem like too much to ask of an art exhibition in these parlous times of so-called “Insta” critique. Because the...
EssaysLONG ISLAND Curator’s View: Celebrating the Cultural Heritage of African Americans through Art by John Cino Any work of art can be considered the sum of all the creator’s experiences. Those experiences include both uniquely personal and...
EssaysHAMPTONS Essay: In Search of the Ancient Origins of Today’s Photorealism by James Croak The current strong survey exhibition, “From Lens to Eye to Hand: Photorealism 1969 to Today,” currently at the Parrish Art Museum...
EssaysLONG ISLAND John Perreault Retrospective Launches a Long Island Gallery Celebrating Art & Community by Pat Rogers Bellport Village has a new art gallery. The opening of a gallery isn't typically significant in of itself but for this Long Island...
FEATURESEssaysNEW YORK CITY A Son Reflects on Larry Zox and Their East Hampton Roots by Alexander Zox On the occasion of the current Larry Zox exhibition at Berry Campbell gallery in New York City, closing May 26, 2017, the artist's son...
Art ReviewsNEW YORK CITY The Closer: Memories of Jeff Koons by James Croak “Hi, I’m Jeff Koons,” he whispered over the velvet rope with a syrupy smile, he of the Brooks Bros. coat, the sonorous voice....
ReviewsHAMPTONS Commentary: Nick Carone-A Primer on Abstract Expressionism in Its Prime by MIke Solomon The paintings of Nicolas Carone, in “The East Hampton Years: Paintings from the 1950s” at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study...