Governor’s Island finds itself at a crossroads this September: a public park and former fortress, operated by an indepen…
Reviews
“Giacometti” at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Is there much new that can be said about the great Swiss artist Giacometti? Born in Borgonovo, Switzerland, in 1901 and …
‘Alleviators’ Curated by Christopher Rivera at Charles Moffett
In his work “Human, All Too Human,” Nietzsche shows that poets have the power to ease life. With this gift in mind, Chri…
“The Sun is Gone But We Have the Light” at Unclebrother in Hancock, NY
“The Sun is Gone But We Have the Light,” a group exhibition featuring eleven young, women artists: Caitlan Cherry, Ivy …
“Line Up” at D.C. Moore Gallery
More than 20 artists are presented in this show, crowded into a small room off the main space of the main gallery. Lumin…
Pedro Zylbersztajn: brickwork at Americas Society
I love to give a work of art the benefit of the doubt that I normally wouldn’t; when something seems so obscure th…
Stereo Lab: An Experimental Pairing of Jesús Rafael Soto and Larry Bell at The Tampa Museum of Art
-Jean Marie Carey
A dedicated museum exhibition showcasing the work of two artists from different global movements and p…
“Beasts of Brooklyn” at the Green Door Gallery (Divine Mercy Cultural Center)
-Jonathan Goodman
“Beasts of Brooklyn,” curated by local artist Elisa Jensen, has 28 artists in her show, all of them de…
Mark Mann’s ‘O Uncolored People’ at Owen James Gallery
-Kate Menard
“O Uncolored People” — now on view at Owen James Gallery — is a group of small-scale works by Mark Mann tha…
Manuel Neri at the Yale University Art Gallery
Every once in a long while, a body of work is exhibited that is so inspired and outstanding one can hardly find the word…