Katherine Bernhardt’s pieces are fluid and free-spirited and incorporate an element of chance, while stemming from image…
Yayoi Kusama’s Festival of Life and Infinity Nets at David Zwirner
Yayoi Kusama has spent most of her career covering surfaces with dots and painting nets with many holes. Chosen images a…
Louise Bourgeois: An Unfolding Portrait at MoMA
A sculptor, a painter, a seamstress, a printmaker, Louise Bourgeois was not wedded to any particular medium. She was far…
David Craig Ellis’ Solo Show ‘Please Fuck Me’ at World Money Gallery
David Ellis begins every day with a quick sketch. So that it does not become a monotonous activity, some days he purpose…
Hermann Nitsch at Marc Straus Gallery
When asked about his work, Hermann Nitsch will use the word “intensity.” It is what he strives to create in order to awa…
Dionisio González’s Thinking Central Park and Dialectical Landscape at Galerie Richard
Step foot inside Galerie Richard, through August 27th, and you will find yourself standing between two series of works f…
Judith Lauand: Brazilian Concrete Abstractions at Driscoll Babcock Galleries
In 1952, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, seven artists put forward a manifesto declaring their intent to break away from the natur…
Robert Hodge: Rhythm for the Suffering at Freight + Volume Gallery
Robert Hodge may best be described as a keeper of history—American history, urban history, black history, the experience…
Ridley Howard’s Travel Pictures at Marinaro Gallery
Ridley Howard’s Travel Pictures, on view at Marinaro Gallery, are studies in contradiction. They are warm and cool, emot…
Rebecca Leveille’s CRUSH at Site:Brooklyn in Collaboration with R. Michelson Galleries: Interview with the Artist
CRUSH, a solo show from Rebecca Leveille on view at Site:Brooklyn in partnership with R. Michelson Galleries, plays with…