Lucio Fontana is best known for his radicalized, radicalizing penetration of space behind the canvas–a conceptual …
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Interview with Artist Jule Korneffel
Thanks for having me over your studio in Bushwick. I always cherish the opportunity to see new work. We met a couple of …
“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 …
Speaking Power to (Post) Truth curated by Sara Raza at Jane Lombard Gallery
Jane Lombard Gallery is currently presenting the group exhibition Speaking Power to (Post) Truth, curated by Sara Raza, …
Opening Night Photos for Sikkema Jenkins, Lehmann Maupin, Gagosian, Kasmin and Pen and Brush
BRENDA GOODMAN: IN A LIGHTER PLACE AT SIKKEMA JENKINS JANUARY 24 – FEBRUARY 23, 2018 IN A FEW WORDS AT SIKKEMA JEN…
Robert Otto Epstein: This is Heavy at High Noon Gallery
Robert Otto Epstein has found inspiration in a variety of systems, from knitting patterns, to 8-bit color coding, to ran…
Fitting Forms In Overlooked Spaces: Jim Osman in conversation with Tatiana Istomina
Tatiana Istomina: A few years ago, I began a series of interviews titled Artists After the End of Art. They were inspire…
“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…