Art on the Shelf: June 2015
Are you looking for some new art books to add to your summer reading list? If so, we’ve got you covered. While I’m not suggesting...
ART REVIEW: Double Dream of Spring at Tibor de Nagy & Marian Goodman
A seeming late winter’s grey grip on midtown loosened at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery as the lift doors opened on a cornflower blue...
ART REVIEW: Inner Life of the Artist Revealed in Gagosian’s “In the Studio”
Anyone who’s ready for a seriously rewarding lesson in the inner life of the artist should carve out time for both the uptown and...
CRITIC’S VIEW: Natural Selection—Finding the Hidden Treasures at Armory Modern
Let the pig off the leash, we’re on a truffle hunt amid the 200 booths parading the length of two massive piers at the Armory Show....
Gauguin Painting Sells for Near $300 Million and Embarks on Worldwide Tour
SWITZERLAND--Nafea Faa Ipoipo (When Will You Marry?) by Paul Gauguin has embarked on a whirlwind exhibition tour before being...
ART REVIEW: “Café Dolly” Show Traces Flow of Influence
In a bold stroke, the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Museum of Art (MOAFL) in Ft. Lauderdale presents an object lesson in how the...
Cézanne’s Portraits of His Most Painted Model Open at The Met
“Madame Cézanne”, the first exhibition of portraits by Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) portraying his most painted model--his wife,...
ART REVIEW: Sampling Art History – Raymond Hendler at Quogue Gallery
"Another Lower East Side artist from the ’80s; probably hung out with Keith Haring," was my first take upon viewing the...
ART REVIEW: Painting’s Journey Into Modernism Explored at Vered
We often assume that new technology is the immediate tool of the artist, but this is not always the case. Take for instance the advent...
“Modernist Color: The First 90 Years” On View at Vered Gallery
"MODERNIST COLOR: THE FIRST 90 YEARS" at Vered Gallery
September 5 - October 30, 2014
Gallery Talk: Sundays in September from 4 to...
“Robert Motherwell: The East Hampton Years, 1944-1952” at Guild Hall
The earliest mature work of Robert Motherwell will make up a major exhibition set to open at Guild Hall Museum on Aug. 9, providing a...
Glackens Survey Arrives at the Parrish
A traveling survey of painting by William Glackens opens at the Parrish Art Museum on Sunday, July 20, 2014. The show features over 75...
A Roy Newell Show Reveals an Abstract Painter Worth Knowing
The Pollock-Krasner House continues its tradition of presenting American abstract painters for its first exhibition of the season. On...
ART REVIEW: “#NSFW: Bodies” Explores What It Means To Be Human
In 1959, the great theologian Paul Tillich wrote in his catalogue essay for the "New Images of Man" show at MoMA: “Whenever a new...
In the Mood for Spring? Try “Garden Party” at Nassau County Museum of Art
In the mood for Spring? Dreaming of lush grass, vibrant flowers, and cocktails sipped outside? The Nassau County Museum of Art has you...
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...
Alex Katz: Landscapes, Collages & Portraits Opens at the Nassau County Museum of Art
DISPATCH - JUNE 30, 2013 (7:08 p.m.)
ROSLYN HARBOR, NY-
"Alex Katz: Selections from the Whitney Museum of American Art" opened...
In Pictures: Jack Youngerman’s Visual Language
In Gabrielle Selz’s review of “Jack Youngerman: Works on Paper 1951-2012” at The Drawing Room, Selz discusses Youngerman’s...