ART REVIEW: Marble Dust & More in Miami’s Antoni Tàpies Exhibit
Art by Antoni Tàpies is stained by memories of rubble-strewn streets of the Spanish Civil War and World War II. It's scarred by...
ART REVIEW: A Rough and Ravishing Beatriz Milhazes Garden Grows in Miami
Lavish license pervades this Brazilian garden. Overlapping layers of eye-popping blooms seem to sing with sexy rhythms from the famed...
ART REVIEW: Glitter Flirts in “Edouard Duval-Carrié: Imagined Landscapes”
The drop-dead gorgeous art sparkles in the dark. Moonlight and silver glitter supplant color and sunshine found in many Caribbean...
ART REVIEW: Activism Informs “Our America: The Latino Presence in American Art” at Frost Art Museum in Miami
An eye-opening show, “Our America: The Latino Presence in American Art” presents a game-changing look at what it means, in this...
Vargas-Suarez Universal: A Rapport of Science, Art, and Music
Rafael Vargas-Suarez, known as Vargas-Suarez Universal, has the rare ability to make me catch my breath.
The impact of his artwork,...
Critic’s View: PINTA Art Fair Packs a Punch
Pinta Art Fair opened this weekend with a strongly curated fair. With about 70 exhibitors from 20 countries, Pinta NY manages to be a...
A Trio of Strong Shows Open at the Heckscher
DISPATCH - SEPT 21, 2013
HUNTINGTON, NY-
A trio of strong shows open at the Heckscher Art Museum, bringing along with it some...
Art Review: Heads It’s Tails
The image of the Ouroboros manifests itself in a variety of cultures and eras that had little knowledge of each other: the image of a...