By Kate Butler
Charline von Heyl has compared painting to chasing a dog on a leash. In the presence of any one of her la…
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Original Language at CUE Art Foundation
Curated by Natasha Marie Llorens, the group exhibition currently up at CUE Art Foundation, Original Language, might at f…
Carl Fudge Keeps on Building at Galerie Richard
By Jonathan Goodman
Born in 1962 in England, Carl Fudge was educated both there and here, in America. For some time, he …
“Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman” at the Morgan Library and Museum
Wayne Thiebaud, now nearly an octogenarian, may have started out as a populist illustrator of sweets but has increasingl…
“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 …
Leah Guadagnoli’s ‘I Just Want to See You Underwater’ at Victori + Mo
Leah Guadagnoli’s playful shapes always come with a story. Her patterns, colors and textures represent pieces of a devel…
Andrew Lyght at Skoto Gallery
Andrew Lyght is an inventive, challenging artist who lives and works upstate in Kingston. His art usually straddles the …
Emma Kohlmann at Jack Hanley Gallery
-Michael Busch
Like dreams, Emma Kohlmann’s paintings inhabit a surreality shaped by the forms and feelings of waking li…
Joel Shapiro at Paula Cooper Gallery
-Jonathan Goodman
Joel Shapiro’s excellent art, mostly sculpture, has been with us for a long time. He is a sculptor of …
Virva Hinnemo: Four Feet at Anita Rogers Gallery
-Jonathan Goodman
Virva Hinnemo lives far out on eastern Long Island, and her artwork looks very much like the art of th…