Reviews
Oct 9, 2015
Hermann Nitsch: Painter of Life, Napoli & NY
Is it possible to think of bodily fluids as something less than repulsive? If the... Read More
Oct 6, 2015
Rob Pruitt at Brant Foundation
An exhibition that opened in May 2015 and closed the way it commenced, with... Read More
Sep 28, 2015
Ellen Harvey at the Barnes Foundation
On view at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, the museum has collaborated with a living... Read More
Aug 17, 2015
James Welling, Brandywine River Museum of Art
James Welling Projects, Brandywine River Museum of Art, Pennsylvania Deep in the heart of Pennsylvania,... Read More
Aug 3, 2015
Shelton Lindsay on BUOY R+R
On Saturday, July 11th an inaugural performance by BUOY R+R took place in Deep River... Read More
Jul 4, 2015
Bedroom Show: Brooklyn
This past spring Shelton Lindsay attended ‘Bedroom Show,’ a work comprised, produced and exhibited inside... Read More
Jun 11, 2015
All The World’s Futures: 56th Biennale di Venezia
“It’s not about looking for inspiration, it’s not [meant] to be understood. If you try... Read More
May 4, 2015
Spiderwebs in Chelsea, Tomás Saraceno
Since Minimalism, the cube has been a prominent form in art. Artists such as Donald... Read More
Apr 22, 2015
Chris Duncan at the Elaine De Kooning House
Elaine De Kooning (1918-1989) purchased a home in East Hampton after reconciling with husband Willem... Read More
Apr 20, 2015
Global Committee Launch at Garis & Hahn, NY
The crowded interior descended into darkness and as if from some far off ether, a... Read More
Mar 24, 2015
Where did you go for SPRING/BREAK, 2015?
It may be back to school, but the question is: Where did you go for... Read More
Mar 4, 2015
All Is Full of Love: Bjork at MoMA, NY
All is Full of Love, or only to some as it may seem. Opening March... Read More