Andra Ursuţa’s practice encompasses a variety of mediums including installations, sculptures and drawings. As aptly put…
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Gallery Night in LES with Essex Flowers, Fierman, Shrine, & Lazy Susan
On a fine Friday evening, the sky still bright with the nascent long sun of summer, we embarked on our gallery tour. An …
Mark Ryden collaborates with American Ballet Theatre to Bring Art and Dance Together
The Paul Kasmin Gallery in Chelsea is currently presenting a collection of new work by Mark Ryden for the show Whipped C…
Joseph Beuys: Sculpture and Early Drawings at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London
From very early on in his career, Joseph Beuys drew prolifically and spontaneously. Drawing was his principal means of e…
Other Hats: Icelandic Printmaking at The International Print Center, New York
Iceland has been of increasing interest to Americans and Reykjavik has become a travel hotspot but how much do we know o…
City Bites: An Intimate Salon of Italian Art
The inaugural exhibit at the Alessandro BerniGallery held at Italian Green Design Center in Chelsea presents blue…
Treasures from the Nationalmuseum of Sweden: The Collections of Count Tessin at The Morgan Library and Museum
Treasures from the Nationalmuseum of Sweden: The Collections of Count Tessin is a real testament to the importance of co…
Gallery Hopping on Opening Night in Chelsea (April)
Spring is here and so are some compelling new exhibitions in Chelsea. Highlights this week included Pinaree Sanpitak’s M…
Death Drive Curated by Carlos Garcia-Montero at Y Gallery
Y Gallery’s current exhibition, Death Drive, explores the Freudian concept of the mind’s drive towards self-destruction.…
The Whitney Biennial 2017 – Absolute American
It was a bitter winter and that’s not talking about the weather. The year started with strong conflicting views an…