The German minimalist sculptor Charlotte Posenenske was active for roughly a decade, from 1959 to 1968, when she returne…
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Piero Manzoni: Lines Materials of His Time at Hauser & Wirth
Piero Manzoni was born in 1933. He grew up in Milan and began his artistic career in 1956. In terms of work and life, th…
Neo Rauch at the Drawing Center
Neo Rauch, nearly sixty, has been in the public eye for some time. Born in East Germany, he still paints in Leipzig. Thi…
Paul Fägerskiöld: Flatlands at Peter Blum Gallery
Swedish-born, Brooklyn-based painter Paul Fägerskiöld is the third of three generations of painters in his family–…
“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 …
“Trill Matrix” at The Clemente
“Trill Matrix,” the brightly innovative, mostly sculptural, show, is curated by Elizabeth Riley, who belongs to the fema…
Andy Warhol: His Ongoing Legacy at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Although my students in art school don’t actively refer to him, Andy Warhol has changed the landscape of contemporary ar…
“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…
“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…
“Beyond the Veil” at Olsen Gruin
-Jonathan Goodman
“Beyond the Veil,” the inspired group show at the Lower East Side gallery Olsen Gruin, looks at the me…