Joel and Zöe Dictrow on Living Amongst Art by Emma Howcroft - New York

Walking into their apartment in the West Village, it’s immediately clear that Joel and Zöe Dictrow are bulwarks of the idea that purchasing art is a way of life.   read more...

Karel Appel and the Influence of Outsider Art by Paul Laster - New York

The subject of a talk at the Outsider Art Fair in Paris this month, Appel is one of the most celebrated Dutch artists—along with Piet Mondrian and Willem de Kooning—of the 20th century.   read more...

Kim Dorland’s "Nemophilia:" Too Much, Too Late by Karen Moe - Mexico City

These landscape paintings are gorgeous—and yet there is something wrong with them.   read more...

Derek Lerner on His Drawings Show in Bushwick at Robert Henry Contemporary by Noah Becker - New York

I had a chance to talk about these works with Lerner in New York City and this is that conversation   read more...

Review: Syd Solomon at Berry Campbell by Jonathan Goodman - New York

This show is offering proof that Syd Solomon’s output should remain publicly evident in the years to come.   read more...

Robert Zeller on The New Baroque and Current State of Representational Figurative Painting by Noah Becker - New York

I had a chat with Robert Zeller, a New York based figurative painter who has curated a show called "The New Baroque"   read more...

Cheerless Cities: Gustavo Acosta’s Paintings by Donald Kuspit - New York

Gustavo Acosta is a painter of cities—Havana (his hometown), Miami (his home away from home), New York (the art capital of America), and, unexpectedly, Aleppo.   read more...

Anne Imhof and Eliza Douglas Balance Formality and Freedom in Their New Collaborations by Ingrid Dinter - New York

Eliza Douglas and Anne Imhof currently have an exhibition of new work—both collaborative and solo—on view at Galerie Buchholz in New York.   read more...

Inside Kate Shaw's Luminous Dreamscapes by Petra Mason - Miami

Australian artist Kate Shaw is exhibiting at Martin Browne Contemporary in Sydney (May 2018) and with Mirus Gallery in San Francisco.   read more...

Hermann Nitsch’s Imitatio Christi by Donald Kuspit - New York

Hermann Nitsch is an Austrian performance artist, in this exhibition performing with paint—making what he calls Schuttbilder—the 75th one, a seemingly endless group of paintings.   read more...

Irreversible Insanity: Eric Lacombe’s Psychotic Realism by Donald Kuspit - New York

Eric Lacombe has set himself an enormous task, and he has accomplished it with extraordinary energy and insight: his art thinks unthinkable agony.   read more...

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