Andrew Erdos and Yasue Maetake meet conceptually where humans and nature collide and act upon each other over time. Larg…
Reviews
PAIN(T)HREE at Elga Wimmer PCC
What is the opposite of abstract? I found myself pondering this as I searched for words to describe the exhibition PAIN(…
Minimal Means: Concrete Inventions in the US, Brazil and Spain Curated by Joan Robledo-Palop
Curated by Spanish-born, now New York-based writer and scholar Joan Robledo-Palop (also the founder of Zeit Contemporary…
‘Jacob Lawrence: The Life of Toussaint L’Ouverture’ at DC Moore Gallery
Jacob Lawrence made it his life-long project to document the history, the struggles and the triumphs of human beings — a…
“Lucio Fontana: On the Threshold” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Met Breuer, and El Museo del Barrio
Lucio Fontana is best known for his radicalized, radicalizing penetration of space behind the canvas–a conceptual …
Gianluca Bianchino at the New Jersey City University Visual Arts Gallery
Gianluca Bianchino is a long-time artist resident of northern New Jersey–he received his BFA from New Jersey City …
“Holes in Maps” at 601 Artspace Curated by Juliana Steiner
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 …
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…
“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…