Opening in NYC and Berlin: Armando Frezze Durand's Apocryphal Messengers - New York

It’s about everything we consume today, or everything that consumes us.   read more...

Ayn Choi Paintings at 635 W 42nd Street Annex by Jeffrey Grunthaner - New York

The paintings have a Lee Krasner-like sinuosity about them, while radiating a much quieter energy that is uniquely Choi's own.   read more...

Damien Hirst's Return to the Art World is Perfectly Situated for Our Post-Truth Era by Giovanni Aloi - London

First off, let's be clear: I am neither writing this review to assess whether Damien Hirst's latest offering is any good, nor do I have any desire to evaluate his artistic genius and skills.   read more...

Alex Katz's Early Drawings Reveal His Potential by David Ambrose - New York

By all accounts, the American artist Alex Katz (b. 1927) is the picture of good health. At 89 years old, Katz chooses the stairs over an elevator and jogs daily.   read more...

Chantal Joffe's Girl Power at Cheim & Read by Phoebe Hoban - New York

Chantal Joffe's spare but riveting portraits of women reveal volumes about their essential attitude towards themselves.   read more...

NSFW: Female Gaze at the Museum of Sex by Kurt McVey - New York

Though “sex” as a hybrid noun-verb could be defined many ways and include anywhere from one person, to say, twenty-five, the word, even halfway through 2017.   read more...

New Galleries, New Money: Meet Art Dealer Daria Borisova by Noah Becker - New York

In New York's competitive and overwhelming art scene of 2017, a former fashion model named Daria Borisova is becoming one of the most sought after young art dealers.   read more...

The Meta of the Matter: Rex Ray's Retrospective at Gallery 16 by Leora Lutz - San Francisco

True to its form, Rex Ray’s work is one of those cases where the “photo” doesn’t do it justice.   read more...

Mark Bloch on Ray Johnson at Matthew Marks - New York

Ray Johnson left us in 1995 and took with him so many secrets about what he was up to.   read more...

Alexander Yulish Presents an Aesthetic in Transition at Ace Gallery by Shana Nys Dambrot - Los Angeles

There is a lot going on in Alexander Yulish’s large- and larger-scale paintings. Which is to say: quite a lot is actually happening right there inside them. Photo courtesy of Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.   read more...

A Conversation About the Framing Of the Figure, Late Spring 2017 by Barry N. Neuman - New York

Arcadia is the subject of these paintings: startling, expressively executed, classical figures, set off by trees, landscapes, and lakes, the surfaces of which beautifully reflect their surroundings.   read more...

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