Curated by Juliana Steiner, “Holes in Maps” looks at global political currents via geography–with a rather jaundic…
“Epic Abstraction” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Despite its various names–abstract expressionism, the New York School, action painting–the work seen at the …
“Elsewhere” at Ulterior Gallery
“Elsewhere,” the four-person show currently on exhibit at Ulterior Gallery, a space on the Lower East Side run by Takako…
“Trill Matrix” at The Clemente
“Trill Matrix,” the brightly innovative, mostly sculptural, show, is curated by Elizabeth Riley, who belongs to the fema…
Gerard Mossé at Marlborough Gallery
Gerard Mossé was born in Casablanca, but he has lived in New York for decades–since the late 1980s. This is his fi…
Andy Warhol: His Ongoing Legacy at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Although my students in art school don’t actively refer to him, Andy Warhol has changed the landscape of contemporary ar…
Hilma af Klint’s Futuristic Paintings at the Guggenheim Museum
Hilma af Klint (1866-1944) was an early Swedish-born modernist previously relegated to the margins but whose fortunes ar…
Carmen Herrera’s Standout Estructuras at Lisson Gallery (24th Street)
Carmen Herrera, at the age of 103, has well and truly found her stride. Her show at Lisson Gallery in Chelsea encompasse…
Carl Fudge Keeps on Building at Galerie Richard
By Jonathan Goodman
Born in 1962 in England, Carl Fudge was educated both there and here, in America. For some time, he …
“Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman” at the Morgan Library and Museum
Wayne Thiebaud, now nearly an octogenarian, may have started out as a populist illustrator of sweets but has increasingl…