"The Best Art In The World"
I've always thought about contrast as being the most powerful thing an artist can harness to make their work. read more...
The encroaching “darkness” that hangs over Elena Sisto’s somewhat lonely painting show at Bookstein Projects - I counted more insects than people in the ten modest sized paintings. read more...
The art of Jeannette Montgomery Barron and Laura de Santillana, the two artists currently paired together in the engaging exhibition “Mirrors and Glass” at James Barron Art in Kent, Connecticut. read more...
Lynne Golob Gelfman is a Miami based artist is trained in traditional modernist aesthetics which she both honors and subverts. read more...
This is the third multi-part collaboration between curator Lara Pan and Schipper exploring the intersections between art and science that began with Mechanical Unconscious in 2014. read more...
Returning to the Park Avenue Armory for the third edition of the fine art fair from October 27th through October 31st, TEFAF New York Fall read more...
The Whitney, which moved to its new Meatpacking location in 2015, saw over 1.095 million visitors in 2017 read more...
Sparely installed but a fulsome sampling nonetheless, the seven paintings exhibited here drew us into Wellmann’s feverish painting world read more...
Sara Greenberger Rafferty’s artwork is the economic structure that governs the way people interact with each other. Testing features new work by the artist, read more...
George Shaw blends references to art history; personal memory, popular culture and 70s political realities to create a convincing amalgam of visual art whose reminiscent energy can be viscerally felt. read more...
Daniel Massad’s tenebristic still lifes –the twenty-two pastels that are the climactic, most extraordinary works of his long career. read more...
