Colombian-born artist Esperanza Cortes is the originator of the strong show “Cante Jondo” (“Deep Song”), composed of a s…
Amy Sherald: the heart of the matter… at Hauser & Wirth (22nd St)
Amy Sherald, a Baltimore-based artist, is a leading exponent of an innovative realism dedicated to capturing the appeara…
Rainer Gross at Galerie Richard
Rainer Gross is a seventy years old German painter, who is originally from Cologne but spends most of his time in New Yo…
Charlotte Posenenske at Dia:Beacon
The German minimalist sculptor Charlotte Posenenske was active for roughly a decade, from 1959 to 1968, when she returne…
Piero Manzoni: Lines Materials of His Time at Hauser & Wirth
Piero Manzoni was born in 1933. He grew up in Milan and began his artistic career in 1956. In terms of work and life, th…
“Josh Smith: Emo Jungle” at David Zwirner
Josh Smith is a youngish figurative artist given to painting brightly colored works that include seemingly prehistoric b…
Neo Rauch at the Drawing Center
Neo Rauch, nearly sixty, has been in the public eye for some time. Born in East Germany, he still paints in Leipzig. Thi…
Highlights from the 2019 Whitney Biennial
Every two years the Whitney Biennial comes around, and almost always one is a bit disappointed. This year, the exhibitio…
Alicja Kwade at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Roof Garden
Born in Poland in 1979, Alicja Kwade’s family moved to West Germany in 1987, where she studied art in Berlin; she contin…
Ming Fay: Beyond Nature at Sapar Contemporary
Fay, now in his mid-70s, is retired from active duty as a sculptor. That is our loss. For many years, he quietly made hi…