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Carrie Moyer: Timber! At Alexander Gray Associates

Art Spiel
October 24, 2024 Carrie Moyer’s solo show Timber! is her debut with the renowned Alexander Gray Associates gallery in New York City. Her...
Twenty years of Emirati abstract art on show in new Bassam Freiha Art Foundation exhibition

The National
October 23, 2024 A new exhibition at the Bassam Freiha Art Foundation is reflecting upon the evolution of abstract art in the UAE...
Joan Semmel Is The American Artist Painting A Picture Of Womanhood

10 Magazine
October 23, 2024 Joan Semmel is a legend. At 91, she is still creating intimate art that is provocative and thoroughly her. She...
With glass and embroidery, Georgetown’s art exhibits explore community, feminism, and humanity

The Georgetown Voice
October 19, 2024 This fall, Georgetown University Art Galleries has two new exhibitions on display until Dec. 8. “Around the Table” is a...
Frank de Biasi Crafts a Chic Manhattan Apartment for an Art Adviser’s Adventurous Collection

Galerie Magazine
October 11, 2024 How art adviser Astrid Hill ended up in her home on New York’s Upper East Side was, as she puts...
New Mexico Is Where the Outlaw Artists Live

T: The New York Times Style Magazine
October 2, 2024 Agnes Martin , a celebrated painter of serene grids and subtle bands of color, landed in New Mexico after an...
Melvin Edwards’s Sculptures Bow Under the Weight of History

Frieze
October 1, 2024 Houston-born artist Melvin Edwards's first institutional European solo show includes more than 50 works that showcase his ability to provoke...
Hugh Steers, Alexander Gray Associates

Artforum
October 1, 2024 Tears well at the mere thought of Hugh Steers’s paintings. He is among a mere handful of figurative artists who...
Material Metaphors: Melvin Edwards at Fridericianum

Berlin Art Link
September 30, 2024 Melvin Edwards possesses a thoroughly enlivening process mania. Looking at the disciplined repetition of the pieces on view at his...
JENNIE C. JONES AND GALA PORRAS-KIM WIN 2024 HEINZ AWARDS

Artforum
September 18, 2024 Jennie C. Jones and Gala Porras-Kim have been announced as the 2024 recipients of the Heinz Award for the Arts...
Jennie C. Jones and Gala Porras-Kim receive $250,000 Heinz Awards

The Art Newspaper
September 17, 2024 The American artists Jennie C. Jones and Gala Porras-Kim were revealed as the winners of this year’s Heinz Awards for...
Jennie C. Jones by Lauren Haynes

BOMB Magazine
September 16, 2024 Jennie C. Jones is a sonic and visual artist whose practice spans drawing, painting, sculpture, audio compositions, and installation and...
One Fine Show: “Steve Locke, the fire next time” at MASS MoCA

Observer
September 13, 2024 Welcome to One Fine Show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum outside of New York City—a...
At Mass MoCA, Steve Locke’s ‘the fire next time’ chills to the bone

The Boston Globe
August 29, 2024 The artist nods to James Baldwin with an exhibition that brings to bear the everydayness of racial terror. NORTH ADAMS...
Art in America’s Fall “New Talent” Issue Features 20 Artists to Watch Plus Reimagined Monuments, Peter Hujar, and more

Art in America
August 27, 2024 This is a strange and scary time to be making art. Wars continue to rage in Ukraine and Gaza, and...
Joan Semmel's ‘An Other View’: The Ageing Female Body and the Subversion of the Cult of Youth

The Female Body
August 15, 2024 As the curtain fell earlier this year on Joan Semmel's poignant exhibition, An Other View, at Xavier Hufkens in Belgium,...
BITS & BYTES: Steve Locke at MASS MoCA

The Berkshire Edge
August 6, 2024 MASS MoCA presents the first exhibition from the Curatorial Exchange Initiative by artist Steve Locke North Adams— Now through November...
We Asked 10 Art Industry Savants to Share the Top Artists Residencies Around the World. Here’s What They Told Us

artnet News
July 24, 2024 Whether starting one’s art career or entering a more established stage, artist residencies can offer valuable resources and professional connections...
TRELLIS ART FUND ANNOUNCES INAUGURAL GRANTEES

Artforum
July 22, 2024 The Trellis Art Fund , which launched in Februrary with a $15.8 million endowment and the goal of supporting individual...
Dia at 50: a new era

The Art Newspaper
July 12, 2024 Dia Art Foundation was established in New York in 1974, dedicated to commissioning and presenting major public works of art...
The Best New York Exhibitions this July at MoMA, Gladstone Gallery, and More

Whitewall
July 10, 2024 With endless talent spread around the city, here are some of our New York City exhibition favorites for summer 2024,...
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Latin American Film Center NYC present ‘Echoes of Césaire’

Fort Worth Report
July 9, 2024 SPECIAL EXHIBITION Surrealism and Us: Caribbean and African Diasporic Artists since 1940 On View through July 28 Organized by Curator...
Hugh Steers’ Paintings Captured Bleakness and Hope

Art and Object
July 8, 2024 Conjuring Tenderness: Paintings from 1987, an exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Hugh Steers (1962–1995), recently opened at...
The Approval Matrix: Everyone's a Pundit

New York Magazine
June 28, 2024 Highbrow, Brilliant: Hugh Steers at Alexander Gray. ... View full graphic at nymag.com .
Queer Artists Brought Pain, History, and Hope to the 60th Venice Biennale

ARTnews
June 28, 2024 Deep within the cavernous Arsenale di Venezia, amidst hundreds of works on view at the 60th edition of the Biennale,...
Five Highlights From Detroit’s Queer Art Biennial

Hyperallergic
June 23, 2024 DETROIT — The Mighty Real/Queer Detroit biennial isn’t notable just because of its dedication to LGBTQ+ representation — though that...
New Mosaics Arrive at Metropolitan-Lorimer Subway Stop

Hyperallergic
June 19, 2024 Local artists Jackie Chang and Chloë Bass created two multi-panel series, now on view at the Brooklyn station. New Yorkers...
In Rome, a Collection of Contemporary American Art Makes a Baroque Statement

Artsy
June 14, 2024 This exhibition, “Day for Night: New American Realism,” draws entirely from the private collection of Beirut-based collectors Tony and Elham...
Harmony Hammond’s Ongoing Revolution

Hyperallergic
June 9, 2024 Everything I know about feminist art I’ve learned from Harmony Hammond, and for that, I feel incredibly lucky. Once a...
New Digital Art Fair ‘The Digital Art Mile’ to launch in Basel.

FAD Magazine
June 6, 2024 From June 10th to 16th, ArtMeta introduces The Digital Art Mile, a new digital art fair format in Basel. At...
12 institutional leaders from Valencia give their opinion on education and research on International Museum Day 2024

MAKMA
May 18, 2024 Salomé Cuesta (Vice-Rector for Art, Science, Technology and Society at the Polytechnic University of Valencia ): At the Polytechnic University...
Luis Camnitzer becomes "independent" of his works at the Carme Center with the exhibition "(insert title here)"

València diari
May 14, 2024 The artist Luis Camnitzer becomes 'independent' of his works at the Center del Carme Cultura Contemporània (CCCC) with the exhibition...
The Black Female Artists Redefining Minimalism

The New York Times Style Magazine
May 10, 2024 A new generation of painters and sculptors is finding creative freedom by making rigorously pared-down work. JENNIE C. JONES was...
Kang Seung Lee: The Presence of This Void

Art Asia Pacific
April 30, 2024 Friendship, kinship, community—how can these interpersonal connections be established and maintained across geographies and even across generations? The multiplicity of...
Foreigners Everywhere: A Triumphant, Anthemic Venice Biennale for the Stateless Queers in All of Us

Bmore Art
April 26, 2024 Some of the strongest queer art on view in Foreigners Everywhere is easy to miss, tucked away in a series...
10 Campus Museums Shine a Spotlight on Democracy

The New York Times
April 25, 2024 At a time when higher education leaders are facing relentless criticism over their handling of free speech and political protests,...
Everything is Circulating

Harper's Bazaar Korea
April 25, 2024 Kang Seung Lee, who was born in Korea and is currently based in LA, illuminates the transnational queer history and...
Isolde Brielmaier’s Top 5 Picks from Frieze New York Viewing Room 2024

Frieze
April 24, 2024 The Deputy Director of the New Museum selects a photograph by Stephen Shore which transforms the everyday, a bold and...
Painter Joan Semmel: "Calling yourself a feminist was a radical act"

Monopol Magazine
April 23, 2024 The painter Joan Semmel once shocked the art world with her nude self-portraits; at the age of 91, she wants...
World-renowned conceptual artist Luis Camnitzer: “First exhibition in Korea, exciting”

Imaeil
March 29, 2024 Some people express their emotions through art, some pursue visual beauty through art, and some record the times through art....
Looking Ahead: Jennie C. Jones is Taking on Metropolitan Museum of Art's Rooftop Garden Commission in 2025

Culture Type
March 16, 2024 THE ROOF GARDEN of The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers majestic, panoramic views of the New York City skyline. Each...
Let’s Call It Art!, by Luis Camnitzer

e-flux
March 1, 2024 When I was in sixth grade, a teacher who I still remember fondly asked us to draw something we had...
Ida Panicelli on Joan Semmel

Artforum
February 1, 2024 Joan Semmel has never displayed any embarrassment about portraying her own body, confronting without compromise all the subtle modifications wrought...
Artist Lee Kang-seung's mission to unearth forgotten queer narratives

The Korea Times
November 9, 2023 Within his dreamlike world of gold-threaded embroidery, graphite drawings and collaborative performances, artist Lee Kang-seung imagines a conversation across time...
Breakthrough Artist Bethany Collins Mines the Poetic Potential of Paper

Artnet News
November 8, 2023 “Paper is fragile, and it’s temporary. It heals itself but it holds abrasions to its surface,” said Bethany Collins on...
Melvin Edwards imbeds history in his art

The Philadelphia Tribune
October 10, 2023 Melvin Edwards, a contemporary artist and former teacher, firmly states that he is not an illustrator. He is seemingly uninterested...
Geriatric Power: Luis Camnitzer

e-flux Journal Issue #139
October 10, 2023 After listening to my lamentations, one of my kids thought they would make a useful contribution to the field of...
¡BIENVENIDOS, VLADEM! Coming home

Pasatiempo
September 22, 2023 Layers of midnight-toned Prussian blue oil paint suture the horizontal straps that Harmony Hammond wrapped around Cinch V, one of...
Inside the California African American Museum’s $5-million, ‘momentum’-fueled upgrades

Los Angeles Times
August 4, 2023 There’s a new public sculpture outside the California African American Museum in Exposition Park. Conceptual artist Chloë Bass’ work rests...
Go to the New La Guardia for the Art

Curbed
June 14, 2023 Bookending the other end of the atrium is a monumental wall installation by Bronx native Ronny Quevedo called Pacha Cosmopolitanism...
Power, space and fantasy: what to look out for at Art Basel 2023

Wallpaper*
June 12, 2023 Nature, ecology, queer perspectives and quantum physics intertwine in a web of fantastical references at Art Basel 2023 (15 –...
5 Late LGBTQ+ Artists Finally Getting Their Due

Artsy
June 9, 2023 LGBTQ+ artists have long been excluded from popular narratives and public recognition both in art history and the art market....
Harmony Hammond: Accumulations

The Brooklyn Rail
June 5, 2023 I am the kind of art historian who cannot detach the artwork from the person who made it: the body...
Explore 120 years of exceptional art in Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms

Art Basel
June 5, 2023 Artworks are invaluable markers of history, coded with the events, social dynamics, and cultural shifts of their era. In Art...
This Modernist Masterpiece in the Hamptons Proves That Opposites Attract

Galerie Magazine
June 2, 2023 Out near the tip of New York’s Long Island, in the town of Bridgehampton, architect Steven Harris has created an...
How LGBTQ+ Artists Use Abstraction to Move Past Labels

Artsy
June 1, 2023 Figurative art has been hot for quite a few years now, but it’s always been widely popular. That’s partly because,...
Melvin Edwards

Artforum
June 1, 2023 How can we take pleasure in beauty, knowing the cruelty that goes on all around us? In this exhibition, Melvin...
11 Art World Luminaries Share Their Top Picks from Frieze New York 2023

Galerie Magazine
May 18, 2023 The 11th edition of Frieze New York kicked off at The Shed in Hudson Yards this week with 68 galleries...
Erin Christovale's Five Favorite Works from Frieze Viewing Room

Frieze
May 18, 2023 Melvin Edwards 's works on paper from the 70’s are a rare, visual treat. This untitled work gives insight into...
At Frieze New York 2023, One-Person Shows That Shine

The New York Times
May 18, 2023 At its debut in 2012, Frieze New York, a spinoff of Frieze in London, came off as an imperious enterprise....
The Artists Depicting the Power and Strangeness of Breasts

The New York Times T Magazine: Australia
May 16, 2023 Women’s breasts have been a fixation of Western artists since Western art began. The prehistoric sculptor who carved a hunk...
Alex Gartenfeld's Top Picks from Frieze New York Viewing Room 2023

Frieze
May 11, 2023 The Artistic Director of ICA Miami selects new paintings by Steve Locke, and iconic works by Carlos Villa, Rosa Barba...
Reflections of Time & Place

Metropolitan Airport News
May 10, 2023 Ronny Quevedo’s, Pacha Cosmopolitanism Overtime incorporates the floors of gymnasiums that are painted in a way that draws a parallel...
New Contemporary Arts Center Exhibit Explores what Society Deems as Important Monuments and Heroes

City Beat
April 19, 2023 There are some artists, architects, heroes and monuments many learn about in school, while others are hidden in plain sight...
“Revisiting 5+1”

Artforum
April 6, 2023 In recent years, curatorial efforts to recuperate the stories and careers of Black artists who practiced during the 1960s and...
His ʻSoft White Cubeʼ Is Conquering TriBeCa

The New York Times
March 26, 2023 With more than a dozen projects, the architect Markus Dochantschi of studioMDA is reshaping the state of the art gallery,...
What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in March

The New York Times
March 2, 2023 Melvin Edwards Melvin Edwards is best known for his wall sculptures “Lynch Fragments,” a series made of welded metal scraps...
New York’s Alexander Gray Associates to Leave Chelsea After 17 Years for Tribeca

Artnews
February 22, 2023 Yet another Chelsea stalwart will depart that New York gallery district for Tribeca , a neighborhood that in recent years...
Anderson Ranch Editions presents ‘Hot off the Press’

The Aspen Times
February 16, 2023 Brian Shure, master printer and director of Anderson Ranch Editions, has spent over 50 years mastering his craft — making...
Luis Camnitzer’s “Arbitrary Order”

e-flux
February 10, 2023 Luis Camnitzer’s A to Cosmopolite (2020–22) is a marvel of precisely executed conceptual art—or as Camnitzer might prefer, “contextual art”...
Your Concise New York Art Guide for February 2023

Hyperallergic
February 1, 2023 Luis Camnitzer: Arbitrary Order Luis Camnitzer’s latest Alexander Gray exhibition breaks with algorithmic authority. A longtime critic of big tech,...
Carrie Moyer by Bruce Pearson

BOMB Magazine
January 25, 2023 I’ve followed New York painter Carrie Moyer’s work for a couple of decades, and it’s been exciting to see her...
Who Gets to Be Abstract? A Legendary Show of Black Artists Gets a Second Look in “Revisiting 5+1”

Art in America
January 24, 2023 In 1969 Stony Brook University was in dire straits. Having been rocked by anti-war protests, student demands for a Black...
Chloë Bass Disarms With Beauty

Hyperallergic
January 10, 2023 LOS ANGELES — On the sly, Chloë Bass turns her viewers into poets. The multiform artist quietly coaxes us to...
Steve Locke

The New Yorker
December 7, 2022 This New York-based artist has honed an idiosyncratic language of abstraction, mingling references to cruising and to lynching with stirring...
Bethany Collins' "America: A Hymnal" Offers Refuge From Basel and American Madness

Miami New Times
December 5, 2022 Visual artist Bethany Collins knows she's about to be uncomfortable. That's got nothing to do with the themes of race,...
In Richly Patterned Portraits, Ruby Sky Stiler Dismantles Art History’s Most Persistent Archetypes

Colossal
November 28, 2022 Throughout the history of Western art, certain tropes occur again and again in painting and sculpture. The motif of mother...
Your Concise Guide to Miami Art Week

Hyperallergic
November 28, 2022 As some of us recall with a distinct mix of nostalgia and discomfort, the bar for peak Miami-ness was set...
Your Guide to the Best Events at Miami Art Week and Art Basel 2022

W Magazine
November 23, 2022 Ronny Quevedo at Locust Projects When: Beginning November 29 Where: Locust Projects gallery, 3852 N Miami Ave. What to Expect:...
Defiantly at Home: Latinx Artists in the Borderlands

Art in America
November 21, 2022 Photojournalism from the US-Mexico border currently emphasizes stark, divisive images: walls, fences, surveillance devices, border patrols, “coyotes,” and crossing migrants....
Podcast: Seeing the 90’s Everywhere Right Now | With Helen Molesworth

Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast
November 2, 2022 In the premiere episode of a new series hosted by Helen Molesworth, the curator and writer talks with her friend...
15 pop-ups, launches, events in L.A. to level up your November calendar, with style

Los Angeles Times
November 1, 2022 ‘Chloë Bass: Wayfinding’ The West Coast debut of Chloë Bass’ buzzy exhibition, “Wayfinding,” is all about reading the signs. A...
Dallas Museum of Art's ‘Movement' Explores the Evolution of Kineticism

NBC DFW
October 15, 2022 Experiencing kinetic art is as easy as turning on a lightbulb at the Dallas Museum of Art’s immersive exhibition, Movement:...
New York’s Top October Art Exhibitions Have A Southern Flavor

Forbes
October 10, 2022 The pleasures of fall in New York City go beyond sweater weather, cute boots and pumpkin spice everything. Autumn in...
5 Latinx Artists Using Abstraction to Address Precolonial Histories

Artsy
October 6, 2022 In her article “Witnessing the In-visibility of Inca Architecture in Colonial Peru” (2007), Stella Nair describes how 16th-century Spanish colonists...
Hollis Taggart to Present First Exhibition to Capture Intimate Friendship Between Artist Dusti Bongé and Gallerist and Artist Betty Parsons

ARTFIX Daily
October 6, 2022 Hollis Taggart will present Kinship: Dusti Bongé and Betty Parsons, an expansive exhibition on the illustrious but lesser-known career of...
What the World’s Top Collectors Bought in 2022, From Warhol Digital Works to Dazzling Abstractions

ARTnews
October 6, 2022 The collectors who rank on ARTnews’s annual Top 200 list are often avid travelers, heading to various locales around the...
Moss Arts Center exhibitions feature works from artists Craig Drennen and Steve Locke

Virginia Tech News
October 4, 2022 Works from two prominent artists are on display in Virginia for the very first time. The Moss Arts Center’s fall...
Video: Ronny Quevedo: entre aquí y allá

The Brooklyn Rail
September 20, 2022 Artist Ronny Quevedo joins Rail Editor-At-Large Jason Rosenfeld for a conversation. We conclude with a poetry reading by Amish Trivedi....
Artists to see first at Frieze Seoul, chosen by 6 experts

Esquire Korea
September 14, 2022 ALEXANDER GRAY ASSOCIATES BETTY PARSONS Here comes the work of an artist I have long liked and wanted to become...
7 best bets for visual arts in the Seattle area in fall 2022

The Seattle Times
September 6, 2022 One of the greatest strengths of art is its ability to get you thinking about everyday objects or themes in...
Explorations of Heritage and Identity at Frieze Seoul

Frieze
September 4, 2022 Melvin Edwards More Than You See, 2016-2017 Welded steel and chain Alexander Gray Associates (Booth C18) A pointed play...
Artist Steve Locke awarded Rappaport Prize by deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum

The Boston Globe
August 25, 2022 Few contemporary artists have left Boston under such public, or such fraught, circumstances as Steve Locke. The artist, whose work...
NSU Art Museum’s “Lux et Veritas” Brings Plenty of Light & Truth

Boca Raton Magazine
July 22, 2022 The artists in “Lux et Veritas,” an exciting exhibition at the NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale, share two things...
Recombinations

Chicago Reader
July 21, 2022 Editor’s note: Coco Picard’s comic for this issue examines artists Jennie C. Jones and Norman Teague on the occasion of...
"NO FORMS"

The New Yorker
July 1, 2022 The concept of Minimalism has become so mainstream that it’s now as likely to evoke a tidy sock drawer as...
Sam Gilliam ‘Took a Step Most People Didn’t Understand Was Possible’

The New York Times
June 28, 2022 When the painter Sam Gilliam died last weekend at age 88, he left behind pioneering artworks, particularly his draped canvases...
Frustrated by society's erasure, the Lesbian Avengers fought back

NPR
June 24, 2022 When Yusef Hawkins, a 16-year-old Black teenager, was ambushed and murdered by a white mob in 1989, it drew attention...
Podcast: A Conversation with Bethany Collins

Cerebral Women
June 22, 2022 Ep.112 features BETHANY COLLINS (b. 1984 Montgomery, AL). She lives and works in Chicago, IL. Collins is a multidisciplinary artist...
Ricardo Brey transforms old into contemporary art

De Tijd
June 4, 2022 In the 'Gap in the clouds' exhibition in the Hof van Busleyden Museum in Mechelen, Cuban artist Ricardo Brey shows...
LaGuardia Airport's New Terminal Will Boast a $12 Million USD Art Initiative

Hypebeast
June 3, 2022 There are very few places on Earth that muster the wide range of emotions found at the airport. Excitement, dread,...
New York’s LaGuardia Airport Unveils New Permanent Artworks by Mariam Ghani, Rashid Johnson, and Others

artnet News
June 2, 2022 For the second time in as many years, New York has opened a new, state-of-the-art terminal at Queens’s formerly decrepit...
The Renovated LaGuardia Airport Abounds With Artwork

Surface Magazine
June 2, 2022 LaGuardia has long been considered the armpit of New York’s airports. President Joe Biden famously compared its decrepit facilities to...
“Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe: Tabernacles for Trying Time

The New Yorker
June 1, 2022 The Museum of Arts and Design’s spirited exhibition “Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe: Tabernacles for Trying Times,” on view through...
Exploring Melvin Edwards' urealised works at the exhibition at Dia Beacon, New York

STIRworld
May 22, 2022 Installations are immersive and participatory, and one should feel compelled to engage with the medium of the artwork. However, we...
Ghent artist Ricardo Brey goes to Mechelen for an exhibition full of optimism: “I want to bring a sign of hope”

Gazet van Antwerpen
May 19, 2022 When you walk into the exhibition space of Museum Hof van Busleyden in Mechelen, the color blue overwhelms you. “It's...
There is always a gap in the clouds: Ricardo Brey makes a hopeful exhibition for Hof van Busleyden

Het Laatste Nieuws
May 19, 2022 The artist with studio in Ghent wants to tell a positive story after the pandemic and protests for racial and...
From Latinx artists to new takes on Surrealism, curator Marcela Guerrero’s favourite works at Frieze New York

The Art Newspaper
May 19, 2022 Marcela Guerrero, an associate curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, is spearheading two major exhibitions this year: No...
Melvin Edwards: Brighter Days opens June 1st at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum

Artfix Daily
May 18, 2022 deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum announces its newest outdoor exhibition, Melvin Edwards: Brighter Days, opening to the public on June...
Nora Lawrence's Top Five Works from Frieze Viewing Room

Frieze
May 18, 2022 The Artistic Director and Chief Curator of Storm King Art Center chooses her favourite pieces from the Frieze New York...
Latinx artists finally get New York recognition

Financial Times
May 12, 2022 It seems as though everywhere one looks in New York City, Latinx artists are making their mark. In April, El...
Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Stories of Paper is the biography of a versatile medium

Gulf Today
May 10, 2022 Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, inaugurated Louvre Abu Dhabi’s second...
Down the Line

Art in America
May 9, 2022 “Lineage” might bring to mind bloodlines, family trees, inherited customs, and archives indicating how an individual relates to a larger...
Joan Semmel, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Museum

Artforum
May 5, 2022 Joan Semmel’s “Skin in the Game” at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts—her first retrospective—evinced a sustained, fearless, and...
A New Exhibition by Steve Locke to Open This June in Germantown, New York

Interior Design Magazine
May 4, 2022 Steve Locke has earned such accolades as the Guggenheim Fellowship for his art—painting, photography, sculpture—which centers on the sins of...
Carrie Moyer: Morphologies

The Brooklyn Rail
May 1, 2022 In fifteen mixed-media collages on view now at DC Moore, Carrie Moyer shifts the boisterous abstract compositions for which she’s...
Louvre Abu Dhabi’s New Exhibition, Stories of Paper, Opens To The Public

Outlook India
April 29, 2022 Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, inaugurated Louvre Abu Dhabi’s second...
Look: Louvre Abu Dhabi's 'Stories of Paper'

Gulf News
April 20, 2022 About 100 artworks and objects from 16 museums and private collections on display ... View full slideshow at gulfnews.com .
What to expect from Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim's exhibition at Venice Biennale 2022

The National News
April 18, 2022 Ibrahim is part of a distinct group of UAE artists referred to as “The Five”. This tight-knit avant-garde community also...
Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed visits 'Portrait of a Nation II: Beyond Narratives' exhibition

Emirates News Agency WAM
April 15, 2022 ABU DHABI, 14th April, 2022 (WAM) -- H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed, Member of Abu Dhabi Executive Council...
Webs of Relation: Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe at the Museum of Arts and Design

Art in America
April 14, 2022 'Tabernacles for Trying Times' at the Museum of Arts and Design was a drifting survey of the work of painter...
What to See In Brazil During SP-Arte

Frieze
April 8, 2022 Regina Silveira Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Universidade de São Paulo (MAC-USP) 28 August - 3 July Born in 1939...
Four Gallery Shows to See in the Windy City During Expo Chicago

ARTnews
April 7, 2022 Bethany Collins at Patron For a pared down exhibition, titled “Cadence,” Bethany Collins thinks through the importance of language in...
Shining a Light on the Art of the Printmaker

Hyperallergic
April 4, 2022 The Printer’s Proof: Artist and Printer Collaborations , currently on view at the Albuquerque Museum, delves into the exponentially intriguing...
Sugar High: Communing with Art and Nature in the Tropical Paradise of Usina de Arte

Newcity Brazil
April 1, 2022 I am sitting on the veranda of a grand tropical mansion, the Casa do Lago, in a remote area of...
Jennie C. Jones with Ann C. Collins

The Brooklyn Rail
April 1, 2022 Perception comes gradually, when the mind is quieted enough for awareness to seep in, and even then, it is never...
How Latin American Artists Made New York a Creative Mecca

ArtReview
March 31, 2022 This Must Be the Place: Latin American Artists in New York, 1965–1975 at Americas Society, New York, captures the city’s...
Melvin Edwards, Sam Gilliam and William T. Williams: Abstract Artists and Old Friends

T, The New York Times Style Magazine
March 31, 2022 'Do one thing for me,' the sculptor Melvin Edwards says, 'don't use a musical metaphor.' A chastened journalist revokes his...
Camnitzer
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School is In: Luis Camnitzer’s “A Museum is a School” goes up at the ICA

Style Weekly
March 21, 2022 It began with a disagreement. While working as an education curator at a museum, German-born Uruguayan artist Luis Camnitzer and...
Exhibition programme 2022: MUSAC, Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Castilla y Leon

e-flux
March 16, 2022 MUSAC, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León presents its exhibition programme for 2022, which will implement the strategic...
‘God Forbid We Should Talk About Joy’: Jennie C. Jones on Dodging Pressure to Signify Blackness in Her Art, and Finding Her Own Language

Artnet News
March 16, 2022 A visual artist interested in sound, Jennie C. Jones is a composer in both senses of the word. With their...
‘I Couldn’t Deal With the Social Life’: Why Artist Valeska Soares Decided to Leave New York for Her Native São Paulo After 30 Years

artnet News
March 8, 2022 After 30 years in New York, artist Valeska Soares made the decision last year to leave her adopted home and...
Holguín art in the future

¡ahora!
March 3, 2022 Burying people in the hope of resurrection is not a common act. But it happened. Holguín participated in the XIV...
Ruby Sky Stiler: New Patterns

The Brooklyn Rail
March 1, 2022 Whenever I’ve been lucky enough to see Ruby Sky Stiler’s work in person, I’ve come away thinking about the idea...
Jennie C. Jones and the Music of Chance

Hyperallergic
March 1, 2022 At the Guggenheim museum there is a small gallery, the first space open to visitors who begin at the ground...
'Offside' at UAlbany a personal, cultural exhibit

Times Union
February 28, 2022 For the artist Ronny Quevedo, whose family moved from Ecuador to New York when he was just a year old,...
Your Concise New York Art Guide for March 2022

Hyperallergic
February 28, 2022 There’s a “what if…” energy electrifying some of the most exciting exhibitions in New York City this month, speculative propositions...
Revisiting Latin American Artists’ Struggle for Representation in the United States

Hyperallergic
February 28, 2022 On a brisk winter’s day in 1970, six young Puerto Rican artists set to work building a geodesic dome underneath...
Podcast: Jennie C. Jones' Dynamics Exhibition at the Guggenheim

WNYC New York Public Radio
February 28, 2022 A new exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum uses sound and the unique architecture of the Guggenheim to create an engaging...
The Art Angle Podcast: Jennie C. Jones on Why You Should Listen to Her Paintings

Artnet News
February 25, 2022 Welcome to the Art Angle, a podcast from Artnet News that delves into the places where the art world meets...
Six NY artists to create art installations for LaGuardia Airport's new terminal

Telemundo 47
February 22, 2022 New York has selected six world-renowned artists to create permanent art installations at the new $4 billion Terminal C at...
La Guardia’s New Delta Terminal to be Defined by New York Artists

The New York Times
February 22, 2022 Delta Air Lines’s rebuilt Terminal C, expected to open this spring as one of the last big features of La...
These Are the Standout Moments from Frieze Los Angeles 2022

Galerie Magazine
February 22, 2022 Two years ago, the art world descended on Los Angeles for Frieze L.A., in what would turn out to be...
Joan Semmel – interview: ‘I was simply not excluding those who did not conform to any preconceived notions of beauty’

Studio International
February 18, 2022 From her abstract expressionist paintings in the 1970s, evolving into figurative work that confronts and subverts mainstream representations of the...
5 Fast Facts: Betty Parsons and #5WomenArtists

National Museum of Women in the Arts
February 17, 2022 Betty Parsons (1900–1982), American artist and New York City (NYC) gallerist, was known as the “den mother of Abstract Expressionism.”...
The 10 Best Booths at Frieze Los Angeles 2022, From Stunning Stone Piles to Menacing Thank You’s

ARTnews
February 17, 2022 With gallery after gallery announcing plans to open in Los Angeles, the international art scene is closely watching what’s taking...
ICA at VCU announces spring schedule

VCU News
February 16, 2022 The Institute for Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University’s spring schedule includes concepts of Ghanaian cultural memory, pedagogy and art...
Jennie C. Jones, a Minimalist Who Calls Her Own Tune

The New York Times
February 10, 2022 A few weeks ago, the artist Jennie C. Jones made her way to the top of the spiral in the...
Jennie C. Jones to Present 2022 Wolgin Lecture at Tyler School of Art and Architecture

Hyperallergic
February 9, 2022 The Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University is pleased to welcome Jennie C. Jones as its sixth...
Congratulations Jennie C. Jones, on view at the Guggenheim!

Artbook
February 5, 2022 '8 Track' (2007) is reproduced from Jennie C. Jones: Compilation, a book that we are delighted to revisit this...
Ruby Sky Stiler: Reflecting On Canvas

Metal
February 4, 2022 Through her practice and exploration, the Brooklyn-based artist Ruby Sky Stiler finds in the figurative representation of portraiture an approach...
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: Jennie C. Jones ‘Dynamics’

World Art Foundations
February 4, 2022 Jennie C. Jones: Dynamics addresses the objecthood of painting, sound as ephemeral content, and the graphic forms of music notation....
On Exhibit: Unseen labor cleverly highlighted in UAlbany works

The Daily Gazette
January 26, 2022 “Ronny Quevedo: offside,” one of the latest exhibits to open at the University Art Museum, is deceptively sparse on first...
The 16th Lyon Biennale announces curatorial framework, participating artists, and institutional partners.

e-flux
January 24, 2022 Curatorial framework Curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, the 16th Lyon Biennale manifesto of fragility proceeds with the announcement...
The Prospect 5 Triennial Reflects Contemporary Culture’s Hunger for Widespread Yet Specific Historical Reckoning

Artnet News
January 19, 2022 Also tapping this energy is the other clear highlight of “Yesterday We Said Tomorrow” for me: the conjoined display, in...
Top 10 for Visual Art in Chicago: Big shows, big messages in the first months of 2022

The Chicago Tribune
January 6, 2022 As museums carry on showing pandemic holdovers too good to cancel, the embarrassment of riches continues. So many great shows,...
Moody Kicks Off 2022 With Incredible New Slate of Programs

Houstonia
January 5, 2022 Founded in 2017 as a site for artistic experimentation , the Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University is...
Chronogram
Edwards, January 1, 2022
‘I Wanted a Real Person to Be Seen’: Joan Semmel on Her 60-Year Career Painting the Female Form—for the Female Gaze

artnet News
December 28, 2021 This interview has been excerpted from the recent collection New Waves: Contemporary Art and the Issues Shaping Its Tomorrow (September...
Banana Republics in Latin American Art

El País
December 21, 2021 The banana is much more than a fruit. In contemporary Latin American art, it can be a symbol of exoticism...
2021 Was . . . ? These Works of Art Help Make Sense of It.

Texas Monthly
December 21, 2021 Even in these last weeks of 2021, the year still has an indeterminate feeling about it. In many ways, it...
Hugh Steers, the painter who looked AIDS in the face

Télérama
December 19, 2021 Hugh Steers loved to paint cats, high heels and bathtubs. The latter illuminate, with their whiteness, many of his paintings,...
Expanding the Scope of ‘Latin American Art’

The New York Times
December 16, 2021 You don’t need to know anything about art to be stopped in your tracks by what’s on the walls of...
The Dream of a Museum at Hong Kong's M+

Ocula
December 15, 2021 One doesn't enter a dream intentionally; one drifts into it. Like wandering into a garden: a meaningful meander in space...
At the Foundation for Contemporary Arts’s Latest Benefit Exhibition, 106 Artists Unite for a Common Cause

Vogue
December 10, 2021 The Foundation for Contemporary Arts was established nearly 60 years ago, by the artists Jasper Johns and John Cage. From...
Joan Semmel Takes an Unflinching View of Her Own Body

T: The New York Times Style Magazine
December 9, 2021 JOAN SEMMEL WAS defiant from the start, not the sort to go with the flow even as a young girl....
Harmony Hammond: Women In Abstraction Guggenheim Bilbao

Artlyst
December 2, 2021 Artist/activist Harmony Hammond was born in Chicago in 1944 and is associated with the feminist art movement in New York...
A look back: the five UAE artists who shaped the country's contemporary art scene

The National News
December 2, 2021 It was almost a decade after the creation of the UAE that its art scene started to take shape. In...
Ronny Quevedo: at the line

DARIA
November 19, 2021 The show currently on view in the Central and South El Pomar Galleries at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center...
Dressed in Custom Dior, Lorde Gave a Rousing Performance at the Guggenheim International Gala

Vogue
November 18, 2021 Emotions swirled through the Guggenheim’s spiral structure at last night’s gala honoring artists Etel Adnan, Jennie C. Jones, Cecilia Vicuña,...
This Powerful Art Exhibit Proves the South Still Has Something to Say

Houstonia
November 15, 2021 The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston’S (CAMH) latest effort, The Dirty South: Contemporary Art, Material Culture, and the Sonic Impulse ...
Artist Steve Locke to discuss public monuments in Gibbes Museum lecture

The Post and Courier
November 11, 2021 In April 2015, Freddie Gray was arrested by Baltimore police and badly injured during transport. The 25-year-old African American man...
PRESENTATION: Ricardo Brey - Blue Shore

Dream Idea Machine
November 8, 2021 Since the late 1970s, Ricardo Brey’s practice has focused on his research into the origins of humanity and humankind’s place...
Between sound and physical matter

Art Basel
November 5, 2021 Sonic and visual artist Jennie C. Jones shares insight into her upcoming exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, opening...
TriBeCa Gallery Guide: New York’s Most Vibrant Art Scene

The New York Times
October 28, 2021 The large-scale arrival of new and veteran dealers has given the neighborhood its first unifying theme in 60 years. Here...
Intergenerational Care: Kang Seung Lee’s Queer Archives

Art in America
October 27, 2021 The works of Kang Seung Lee evoke the intergenerational care required to preserve queer legacies. Using fragile materials—plants that can...
Artist Steve Locke set for keynote speech

Charleston City Paper
October 27, 2021 The Gibbes Museum of Art’s Distinguished Lecture Series brings world-renowned artists to Charleston for programs designed to stimulate conversations around...
Jennie C. Jones: New Compositions

The Brooklyn Rail
October 20, 2021 Move in close to Soft, End, Measure (2021), and see what you hear. Constructing a large square from panels of...
Jennie C. Jones

4Columns
October 8, 2021 On its face, the title of Jennie C. Jones’s exhibition at Alexander Gray Associates, New Compositions , is decidedly innocuous—the...
Jennie C. Jones’s Geometric Jazz

Frieze
October 7, 2021 In September 1921, Aleksandr Rodchenko and four other Russian constructivist painters held an exhibition in Moscow, titled '5×5=25', in which...
ABDULRAHEEM ON HASSAN: MY BROTHER, MY FRIEND, MY TEACHER

Selections
October 6, 2021 Hassan was my friend more than my younger brother. We shared everything, told each other everything, we never kept secrets...
Hassan Sharif “I am the single Work Artist” at Musée d’art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne métropole

Mousse Magazine
September 24, 2021 Hassan Sharif was born in Iran, studied in London, and lived in Dubai, where he became a pioneer of Conceptual...
Albany Times Union
Subliminal Horizons, September 24, 2021
Kang Seung Lee: Hand-Body Connection

Art Asia Pacific
September 1, 2021 Kang Seung Lee’s practice could be considered the artistic equivalent of alchemy. While all artists conjure ideas, feelings, and perceptions...
Carrie Moyer & Sheila Pepe: Tabernacles for Trying Times

The Brooklyn Rail
September 1, 2021 An artist couple for some 25 years, Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe are best known for their queer and feminist...
Colorado Springs Fine Arts center Museum to present Quevedo exhibit Oct. 1

Fox 21 News
August 26, 2021 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Ronny Quevedo’s art is coming to the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College in...
Teaching a New Inclusiveness at The School

The New York Times
August 12, 2021 KINDERHOOK, N.Y. — Feedback is what you get when a system’s output is looped through its input, as when Jimi...
Chronogram
Subliminal Horizons, August 2, 2021
Chloë Bass: The Parts

The Brooklyn Rail
August 1, 2021 As the city continues its reopening from the pandemic, a set of public art installations in two locations in Brooklyn...
Ground/work at The Clark

The Berkshire Eagle
July 28, 2021 The Clark’s “Ground/work” exhibit shows sculptures that were made uniquely for the Clark’s outdoor environment, with a range of works...
REGINA SILVEIRA: “I ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD THAT EACH REPRESENTATION OF THE REAL IS PURE ARTIFICE, CODED AND CULTURALIZED”

Arte Al Dia
July 26, 2021 The Brazilian artist Regina Silveira has a long career in which she tries to explore different notions of reality through...
Before Summer Ends, See These Five Temporary Art Installations in New York

Cultured Magazine
July 20, 2021 Though it’s tempting to hole up inside to escape the summer heat, meaningful art makes a sunny jaunt worth the...
How Artists Have Paid Homage to the Bicycle

Hyperallergic
June 30, 2021 “Modernism — and modern art — would never exist without bicycles.” That’s the claim made by a new group exhibition...
Brooklyn’s long history of resistance is celebrated on Juneteenth

The Art Newspaper
June 18, 2021 On Juneteenth—19 June, the now official federal holi day marking the end of slavery in the US—the Center for Brooklyn...
O say can you see, what 100 versions of the Star-Spangled Banner reveal about America

The Art Newspaper
June 8, 2021 An estimated 800 people waving Confederate flags and Trump banners stormed the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on 6 January....
3 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

The New York Times
June 2, 2021 Joan Semmel Through June 12. Alexander Gray Associates, 510 West 26th Street, Manhattan. 212-399-2636; alexandergray.com . Joan Semmel is famous...
Joan Semmel

The New Yorker
May 22, 2021 This electrifying New York painter has dedicated herself to feminist figuration for sixty years, and the characteristically glorious works in...
Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend

The Art Newspaper
May 21, 2021 Melvin Edwards: Brighter Days Until 28 November at City Hall Park, Manhattan The Public Art Fund has organised a landmark...
In her view

The Washington Post
May 19, 2021 Joan Semmel kicked off the 1970s with two series of brightly colored paintings depicting heterosexual couples having sex. No commercial...
Antonio Caro, 1950–2021, by Luis Camnitzer

e-flux
May 14, 2021 There are a handful of artists who, had they made only one piece in their entire lifetime, would still have...
Artists in a Post-George Floyd, Mid-Pandemic World

The New York Times
May 13, 2021 Two shows that recently opened at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art are keyed to our new normal: One came...
Artists in a Post-George Floyd, Mid-Pandemic World

The New York Times
May 13, 2021 Two shows that recently opened at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art are keyed to our new normal: One came...
David Zwirner Plans Exhibition Series to Mark AIDS Pandemic’s Beginning

ARTnews
May 11, 2021 To mark 40th anniversary of the beginning of the AIDS pandemic, when the CDC published the first scientific acknowledgement of...
Sculpted in Metal, Stories of History and Identity Take Shape

The New York Times
May 4, 2021 The sculpture, made of red stainless steel and chains, rocks and sways. The lengths of links — some rusted, some...
At Last, Melvin Edwards’s Steel Abstractions Come to City Hall Park

Hyperallergic
May 3, 2021 Starting May 4, Melvin Edwards: Brighter Days, a landmark survey of the artist’s work from 1970 to 2020, will fill...
Carrie Moyer on New Work, Teaching, and Art-Making in a Pandemic

Bmore Art
April 27, 2021 More studio time: Something artists crave and structure their lives around, in hopes of getting one more hour or one...
Critics' Picks: Carrie Moyer

Artforum
April 23, 2021 During Net art’s heyday, Dyke Action Machine!, a lesbian interventionist public-art project cofounded by graphic designer and painter Carrie Moyer...
"Chloë Bass: Wayfinding" brings a provocative outdoor addition to the Pulitzer Arts Foundation

St. Louis Magazine
April 21, 2021 No two visitors will have the same experience in the Pulitzer Arts Foundation’s evocative outdoor installation Chlo ë Bass: Wayfinding...
3 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

The New York Times
March 31, 2021 ‘Poema Colectivo Revolución’ In 1981, four Mexican artists who went by the group name Colectivo 3 — Aarón Flores, Araceli...
4 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

The New York Times
March 24, 2021 Hugh Steers Through April 3. Alexander Gray Associates, 510 West 26th Street, Manhattan, (212) 399-2636, alexandergray.com . When the artist...
9 Art Exhibitions Worth Masking Up for This Spring

Vogue
March 19, 2021 In New York, most museums and galleries reopened some time ago, but with the zing of spring now in the...
PBS NewsHour
Edwards, March 17, 2021
Hugh Steers

The New Yorker
March 17, 2021 “Strange State of Being,” the title of Steers’s current show at Alexander Gray Associates, is how the painter described his...
Hugh Steers Melds Queerness and the Devotional

Hyperallergic
March 16, 2021 Spanning 1987–1993, Strange State of Being illustrates that illness by no means negates intimacy. The exhibition, now on view at...
How a Museum Show Honoring Breonna Taylor Is Trying to ‘Get It Right’

The New York Times
March 11, 2021 “Promise, Witness, Remembrance ” — an exhibition opening April 7 at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Ky., in honor...
How Are Boundaries Drawn in Relationships? Chloë Bass examines modes of intimacy in online and offline relationships

Art21
March 1, 2021 Through every relationship, you’re operating around an understanding of your own boundaries. A lot of our understandings of ourselves are...
Interview with Ricardo Brey

Hilde Van Canneyt
February 22, 2021 Let’s start in the atelier. So we are here in the middle of the atelier. How does your day start?In...
Black Grief, White Grievance: Artists Search for Racial Justice

The New York Times
February 18, 2021 In the matter of racial justice, the United States has built up terrible karma over the centuries. And in the...
Teresa Burga, Pioneering Conceptual Artist Focused on Women and Labor, Has Died at 85

ARTnews
February 12, 2021 Teresa Burga , an artist whose indefinable output made her one of the most important conceptual artists in Latin America,...
Teresa Burga, trailblazing Peruvian conceptualist artist, has died, aged 86

The Art Newspaper
February 12, 2021 Teresa Burga, a trailblazer in Latin American Conceptualism, has died, aged 86. The Ministry of Culture of Peru, where she...
Studio Visit: Chloë Bass

studioELL
February 2, 2021 IN DISCUSSION john ros / As I wander through your website, which is a beautiful archive of your work, it’s...
4 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

The New York Times
December 30, 2020 Harmony Hammond Through Jan. 16. Alexander Gray, 510 West 26th Street, Manhattan. 212-399-2636; alexandergray.com . For decades Harmony Hammond has...
A Brooklyn Row House Gets an Artistic Revamp With Subtle Nods to Its History

Architectural Digest
November 18, 2020 The ingredients for a spirited and creative renovation were all there: an ebullient art collection, a historic building with lots...
Nasher Sculpture Center Announces Gift From Artist Melvin Edwards

NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
November 18, 2020 The Nasher Sculpture Center has announced a major gift to the collection from artist Melvin Edwards. Edwards, whose 2015 retrospective...
The super-gallerist putting women in the picture

Financial Times
November 18, 2020 “Strong women intent on doing their own thing are like magnets for me, I gravitate towards them and their work...
A breath of fresh air: The Clark opens its first outdoor exhibition

The Art Newspaper
November 13, 2020 After several years of development and a months-long postponement due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown,...
The Clark Art Institute Turns Its 140-Acre Meadow into an Exhibition Site

Metropolis
November 6, 2020 Since opening in 1955, the Clark Art Institute has been blossoming across the sprawling acres of Williamstown, Massachusetts. After the...
Natural high: escape to the Clark Art Institute’s first-ever outdoor exhibition

Wallpaper*
October 28, 2020 With indoor activities largely restricted in the United States, what better way to make the most of sprawling grounds than...
The Clark breaks new ground with first outdoor sculpture show

The Williams Record
October 28, 2020 Currently situated – or hidden – throughout the landscape of the Clark’s 140 acres of forest and field are the...
$Top photo: Frank Rothenberg via Rose Art Museum \\\ Bottom photo via Artsy$
Friday Five With Adam Rolston of INC Architecture & Design

Design Milk
October 23, 2020 Adam Rolston is the Creative Director and Managing Partner at INC Architecture & Design , a multidisciplinary architecture and design...
Between the Lines

The Brooklyn Rail
October 23, 2020 “When I read between the lines the paper stares back at me telling that I haven’t wondered enough,” reads the...
Show of pioneering Emirati artist Hassan Sharif opens in Sweden

Al Arabiya
October 21, 2020 The major retrospective ‘Hassan Sharif: I Am The Single Work Artist,’ organized in collaboration with Sharjah Art Foundation, is now...
Hassan Sharif: I Am The Single Work Artist Exhibit Travels from Sharjah, UAE to Malmö, Sweden

Al Bawaba
October 13, 2020 The Sharjah Art Foundation exhibition Hassan Sharif: I Am The Single Work Artist is currently on view at Malmö Konsthall...
Harmony Hammond breaks the rules and changes the game

Sarasota Herald-Tribune
October 2, 2020 The art game has many rules. Great artists like to break them. But to do that, you have to know...
Podcast: Luis Camnitzer on "One Number Is Worth One Word"

e-flux
September 17, 2020 Luis Camnitzer and editor Ben Eastham have a conversation following the June 2020 publication of One Number Is Worth One...
Jennie C. Jones: Passing Tones and Broken Chords

The Brooklyn Rail
September 17, 2020 “The idea of lack can be turned on its head in order to be perceived as pure potential and opportunity....
Between the Lines

Artland
September 10, 2020 Jennie C. Jones anchors the presentation with two 2016 groupings of drawings from her ongoing series Score for Sustained Blackness....
GUSTON, WHITENESS, AND THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS OF THE VILE WORLD, By Steve Locke

Artforum
September 5, 2020 I AM IN ART SCHOOL, my first year in an MFA program. 1999. I am the only Black student in...
This Way to Chloë Bass’s Outdoor Art Show

The New York Times
September 1, 2020 Dear New Yorker, are you elated that museums have reopened but find yourself a bit queasy about being indoors with...
After Months of Online Viewing Rooms, Outdoor Art Exhibitions Fill the Void

W Magazine
September 1, 2020 The Metropolitan Museum of Art may have reopened this past weekend—to the delight of New Yorkers who have made it...
Interior Design
Bowling, August 16, 2020
Chloë Bass: The Studio Museum in Harlem

Artforum
Bass, August 1, 2020 I’ve gotten to know Wayfinding well. Every day I walk by some, if not all, of the twenty-four signs that...
A painter challenges modernism with the harrowing history of slavery

The Boston Globe
July 29, 2020 Longtime Bostonian Steve Locke left the city for a job in New York last year after he withdrew his proposal...
Jennie C. Jones by Jared Quinton

Bomb Magazine
July 29, 2020 The work of Jennie C. Jones rewards sustained contemplation. Her paintings, sculptures, and acoustic installations coax viewers to consider the...
East Hampton Star
Bowling, July 23, 2020
Collector’s Eye: They Built a World-Class Collection of Black Artists’ Work. Who Are They Acquiring Now?

The Wall Street Journal
July 15, 2020 Works by Black artists have surged in popularity in recent years, as curators and collectors reappraise their place in the...
Artery
Bowling, July 15, 2020
“Make art a form of universal literacy”. A letter from Luis Camnitzer

CIMAM
July 9, 2020 Luis Camnitzer, Uruguayan artist and writer, was one of the CIMAM panelists in the Rapid Response Webinar, entitled Reaching Across...
Can a New Arts Center Revitalize Provincetown?

The New York Times
July 2, 2020 PROVINCETOWN, Mass. — There was only one destination of choice for the literary set looking to leave New York City...
Dealers Report Robust Sales for Top-Dollar Works at Virtual Art Basel Fair as Art World Migrates Online

ARTnews
June 17, 2020 In early February, when the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancelation of Art Basel Hong Kong, it still seemed likely that...
Independent
Bowling, June 15, 2020
Ogden Museum reopens Monday with must-see exhibits of African American abstract art

Nola
June 15, 2020 The Ogden Museum of Southern Art reopened Monday, June 15, after locking its doors for three months to help suppress...
Culture Type
Bowling, June 11, 2020
The Six Best-Designed Items of Summer

The Wall Street Journal Magazine
June 1, 2020 This summer in New York’s City Hall Park, the Public Art Fund presents six pieces by Melvin Edwards, 83, who...
Galleries: Catch-up sessions in the Marais

Libération
June 1, 2020 Hassan Sharif, through the media Regaining control over the delirious flow of information, pinning it to the ground and immobilizing...
The 9 Most Intriguing Objects from Frieze New York

Design Milk
May 19, 2020 Frieze New York is an incredible annual art fair that is accessed by a scenic ferry up the East River....
Culture Type
Bowling, May 8, 2020
HAUSER & WIRTH UNVEILS ARTLAB, PACE FURLOUGHS WORKERS, AND MORE

Artforum
April 10, 2020 Jennie C. Jones has joined Alexander Gray Associates in New York. Jones, who is also represented by Patron Gallery in...
Guggenheim Foundation awards fellowships to several local scholars and artists

The Boston Globe
April 9, 2020 A bestselling Cambridge author, a filmmaker at MassArt, and an illustrious public artist are among the local scholars and artists...
Alexander Gray Associates Now Represents Jennie C. Jones

ARTnews
April 2, 2020 Jennie C. Jones , who is known for her work in various mediums that consider the connection between minimal forms...
Artist Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Struggle Series’ Offers a Poignant Reminder of Past Challenges America Has Endured

Artnet News
March 20, 2020 While museums around the globe are closed to the public, we are spotlighting each day an inspiring exhibition that was...
Specific Objects, Enduring Influence: Architects, Designers, and Artists on Donald Judd

Surface Magazine
March 20, 2020 In 1978, a group of 8th-grade students from Marfa Junior School visited Donald Judd at his home and studio in...
How Can You Make Art for ‘Trying Times’? For the Longtime Artist Couple Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe, It’s All About Teamwork

Artnet News
March 17, 2020 Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe, partners in life and—occasionally—art, met in 1995 at the Skowhegan residency in Maine. Now, a...
Beauty and imperfections: The pleasures of painting skin

CNN
March 17, 2020 The first time I really understood the appeal of making a figurative painting, I was at Joan Semmel’s exhibition at...
Berlin honours Emirati artist Hassan Sharif with retrospective

Gulf Today
March 16, 2020 In collaboration with Sharjah Art Foundation and Malmö Konsthall (Sweden), KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, is presenting the first...
How Arthur Lewis Built a Dynamic Collection of Black Art

Artsy
March 16, 2020 The front door of Arthur Lewis’s Los Angeles home opens to a room organized like an exhibition space. The marks...
'I found myself in a stunning site': Sharjah takes its turn in the cinema spotlight

The National
March 16, 2020 Akram Zaatari’s ‘The Landing’ also pays tribute to the late Emirati artist Hassan Sharif For The Landing , a Sharjah...
The art that feeds the sustainable school

La Tercera
March 13, 2020 Art is a methodology of knowledge. That is the idea with which Uruguayan artist Luis Camnitzer came to Chile to...
Lost, and Now Found, Art From the Civil Rights Era

The New York Times
March 10, 2020 During the civil rights movement in the mid-1950s, Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) — one of the leading black artists of his...
Arts Must Visit: Contemporary Emirati Artist Hassan Sharif’s Traveling Exhibition Makes its Way to Berlin and Sweden

Scoop Empire
March 10, 2020 Titled ‘I Am The Single Work Artist’, the Sharjah’s Art Foundation’s exhibition on the Emirati modern artist Hassan Sharif has...
Art review: Activist artist couple’s PMA exhibit both playful and provocative

Portland Press Herald
March 8, 2020 Activist art often gets a bad rap. The term can conjure images of in-your-face, fist-pumping political protest, the loud and...
Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes, by Luis Camnitzer

e-flux
March 5, 2020 In 1958, thanks to the efforts of its students and the Federación de Estudiantes Universitarios del Uruguay, the Escuela Nacional...
Just Arts Spotlight on the Rose Art Museum

The Justice
March 3, 2020 “A lynching is a murder, a group murder,” reads the quote from artist Melvin Edwards accompanying his piece, “Nigerian Diamond,”...
Regina Silveira Is Still Innovating at New Paço das Artes Museum

NewCity Brazil
March 3, 2020 The perceptually arresting oeuvre of Brazilian art’s grand dame Regina Silveira opened the new Paço das Artes museum with the...
The 68 Best Things To Do in Seattle This Week: March 2-8, 2020

The Stranger
March 1, 2020 Regina Silveira: Octopus Wrap Brazilian artist Regina Silveira was drawn to the PACCAR Pavilion's immediate surroundings. “The topography of this...
Boston was robbed of a slave monument at Faneuil Hall. Here’s what happened.

The Boston Globe
February 28, 2020 'The history of art, whether it's in music or written or what have you, has always been bloody, because dictators...
The Art Scene: 02.27.20

East Hampton Star
February 27, 2020 Betty Parsons in Chelsea Alexander Gray Associates in Chelsea will present “Heated Sky,” an exhibition of paintings and works on...
Jacob Lawrence's 'The American Struggle' Commits The Nameless To Canvas

WBUR
February 25, 2020 An exhibition of painter Jacob Lawrence is a searing indictment of methodical erasures in our history, and a call to...
Editors’ Picks: 21 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

artnet News
February 24, 2020 16. “Metallica ” at Foxy Production Don’t get the wrong idea: this is not a show about James Hetfield, Lars...
Editors’ Picks: 21 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

artnet News
February 24, 2020 8. “Betty Parsons: Heated Sky ” at Alexander Gray Associates The overdue rediscovery of the artistic practice of the late...
Your Concise New York Art Guide for Spring 2020

Hyperallergic
February 18, 2020 Happy spring! Each season, New York’s art community consistently offers a range of exciting exhibitions, performances, film series, and other...
When a Mentor Said Tear Down Your Collection and Start Over, They Did

The New York Times
February 12, 2020 LOS ANGELES — Many contemporary art collectors have an adviser. Arthur Lewis is lucky enough to have a mentor, instead....
Luis Camnitzer: Towards an Aesthetic of Imbalance

The Brooklyn Rail
February 8, 2020 Over a decade ago, I interviewed Luis Camnitzer and his ex-wife, the Argentinian artist Liliana Porter, about their early years...
Melvin Edwards review

Time Out London
February 7, 2020 Melvin Edwards's art is heavy-duty. The African-American artist, born in 1937 and still very much practising, morphs the accoutrements of...
Frieze Los Angeles 2020 Art Fair Brochure
January 31, 2020
ADAA: The Art Show 2020 Art Fair Brochure
January 31, 2020
Luis Camnitzer at Alexander Gray Associates

Arte Fuse
January 23, 2020 Luis Camnitzer, a Uruguayan born in Germany but residing in New York since the middle 1960s, has opened a compelling...
Editors’ Picks: 20 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

artnet News
January 20, 2020 5. “Sounds Lasting and Leaving ” at Luxembourg & Dayan Among the many little notes that Duchamp stuffed into his...
Culture Type
Bowling, January 19, 2020
Culture Talk: Collector Pamela Joyner on the Artists Defining the History and Shaping the Future of Black Abstract Art

Culture Type
January 19, 2020 SINCE 1999, PAMELA J. JOYNER and Alfred J. Giuffrida have focused their collecting on abstract art by artists of African...
Editors Picks: 19 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

artnet News
January 13, 2020 Each week, we search New York City for the most exciting and thought-provoking shows, screenings, and events. See them below....
Here Are 21 Highly Anticipated, Mind-Expanding Museum Exhibitions to Seek Out Across the US in 2020

Artnet News
January 6, 2020 “ Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe: Tabernacles for Trying Times ” at the Portland Museum of Art , Maine Partners...
Editors Picks: 17 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

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January 6, 2020 6. “Luis Camnitzer ” at Alexander Gray Associates Originally presented at the São Paulo Biennial in 1996, Luis Camitzer’s room-sized...
The Kids are Always Right

Artforum
January 1, 2020 THE VIBE started to trickle out via Instagram. For a few days, my feed was inundated with pictures of all...
The Year in Queer Art: Stonewall at 50 to the Future in Present Tense

ARTnews
December 31, 2019 What does Stonewall mean to you? It can be a fraught question, with as many answers as people who might...
Arts Desk
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Hyperallergic
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The Pioneering Painted Sculptures of Melvin Edwards

Hyperallergic
December 9, 2019 Melvin Edwards learned to weld at the University of Southern California in 1960 and the world has not been quite...
Hyperallergic
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Heckscher's 'Locally Sourced' exhibit spotlights LI artists

Newsday
December 3, 2019 Hans Namuth’s iconic shots of Jackson Pollock at work in his Springs studio gave the world a critical behind-the-scenes glimpse...
Hyperallergic
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Art in America
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The Artists' Artists

Artforum
December 1, 2019 To take stock of the past year, Artforum asked an international group of artists to select a single exhibition or...
Chicago Maroon
Dyson, November 26, 2019
Culture Type
Dyson, November 26, 2019
Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend

The Art Newspaper
November 21, 2019 Chloë Bass: Wayfinding at St. Nicholas Park—an exhibition organised by the Studio Museum in Harlem (until 27 September 2020)—invites visitors...
Apollo
Bowling, November 21, 2019
Hyperallergic
Dyson, November 20, 2019
Reframing Modernism at the New MoMA

The New Yorker
November 19, 2019 Prunella Clough, a superbly weird British modernist who died in 1999, at the age of eighty, was fond of a...
Culture Type
Bowling, November 19, 2019
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Artforum
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Baltimore Fishbowl
Bowling, November 13, 2019
Culture Type
Dyson, November 13, 2019
MELVIN EDWARDS with Choghakate Kazarian

The Brooklyn Rail
November 7, 2019 A major figure in African-American art, Melvin Edwards (b. 1937) started as a sculptor in the early 1960s in Los...
Teresa Burga

Artforum
November 1, 2019 Teresa Burga, who is based in Lima, Peru, has been making art for more than fifty years. Yet it was...
Brooklyn Rail
Dyson, November 1, 2019
São Paulo Art Weekend: Shows to See in 2019

Ocula
November 1, 2019 Regina Silveira: Coisas Luciana Brito Galeria, Avenida Nove de Julho 5162, Bela Vista 9 November–21 December 2019 Opening on the...
This Artist Has Been Fuelling the Feminist Fire for Decades

Elephant Magazine
October 31, 2019 American artist, curator, author and activist Harmony Hammond was a trailblazer of the feminist art movement in the seventies, as...
Critics' Picks: Betty Parsons

Artforum
October 22, 2019 What to write, in this jewel-size space, of Betty Parsons ’s riotous, jewel-hued paintings, or of her vibrant driftwood assemblages?...
Editors’ Picks: 23 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Artnet News
October 7, 2019 23. “Chloë Bass : Wayfinding ” presented by the Studio Museum in Harlem Using the visual language of wayfinding...
Teresa Burga

The New Yorker
October 5, 2019 In the delightful centerpiece of this exhibition, the octogenarian Peruvian Conceptualist presents two new sculptures based on her “Máquinas Inútiles”...
A Show Focused on One Renowned Dealer’s Own Unsung Art Practice

T, the New York Times Style Magazine
October 3, 2019 Perhaps best known as an art dealer who discovered and promoted the work of the Abstract Expressionist painters, Betty Parsons...
Harmony Hammond, The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum

Artforum
October 1, 2019 Harmony Hammond first laid out a case for abstraction in her 1977 essay “Feminist Abstract Art: A Political Viewpoint.” Building...
Teresa Burga at Alexander Gray

Whitehot Magazine
October 1, 2019 The Peruvian artist Teresa Burga, now in her eighties, has a very good show on currently in Chelsea. Educated both...
Betty Parsons the Painter

Frieze
October 1, 2019 In 1977, the American art dealer and artist Betty Parsons appeared on the TV show About the Arts. She was...
In London for Frieze Week? Don’t Miss These 15 Must-See Gallery Shows During the Fair

artnet News
September 30, 2019 Frieze Week in London is upon us once more, and there’ll be no shortage of gallery exhibitions, art fairs, and...
What to see at Frieze 2019: the artists and galleries not to miss

Harper's Bazaar
September 28, 2019 The highlight of the art-world calendar, Frieze London and Frieze Masters come to London from 3 to 6 October, bringing...
Document
Dyson, September 27, 2019
Frieze week highlights: the Goya of Aberdeenshire and Cézanne in one piece

Apollo Magazine
September 27, 2019 With hundreds of exhibitions and events vying for your attention in London during Frieze week, Apollo’s editors pick out the...
VIDEO: My Favorite Things: Regina Silveira on “Wake”

Seattle Art Museum Blog
September 26, 2019 “They recreate a surrealistic landscape with the long shadows and I love them, they are all the time changing.” –...
Frieze London 2019 Art Fair Brochure
September 25, 2019
Frieze Week Lowdown: London Shows to See in 2019

Ocula
September 20, 2019 Betty Parsons Alison Jacques Gallery, 16–18 Berners Street, W1T 3LN 2 October–9 November 2019 Once known as the 'den of...
Art in America
Bowling, September 20, 2019
Harmony Hammond, Mary Quant, Alvaro Barrington, and More Must See London Shows

Whitewall
September 17, 2019 Harmony Hammond White Cube September 12—November 3 The artist, curator, author, and activist Harmony Hammond is recognized as a pivotal...
The Artsy Vanguard 2019: The Artists Finally Receiving the Acclaim They Deserve

Artsy
September 16, 2019 Teresa Burga ’s most iconic project, Profile of the Peruvian Woman (1980–81), was an investigation into the lives of middle-class...
Artsy
Bowling, September 16, 2019
Artist Luis Camnitzer presents first solo exhibition in Portugal

Observador
September 13, 2019 Uruguayan Luis Camnitzer, a historic conceptual artist and driving force behind global conceptualism, will hold his first solo exhibition in...
Camnitzer's failed utopia: Pedagogy and conceptual art

Meer
September 11, 2019 The division between reason and emotion has characterized modern and postmodern art. Since Duchamp, almost a century ago, sensory experience,...
ARTnews
Dyson, September 10, 2019
ARTnews In Brief: Hispanic Society Museum & Library to Develop New Architectural Plan, Christie’s to Host Aperture Fundraiser, and More from August 30, 2019

ARTnews
August 26, 2019 Harmony Hammond Retrospective Will Travel to Florida After its well-received debut earlier this year at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum...
At Olympic Sculpture Park’s Newest Installation, Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder

The Stranger
August 23, 2019 Make your way to Olympic Sculpture Park on a summer’s eve, like, say, tonight for the park’s annual outdoor edition...
Looking at Sports as Powerful Modes of Expression

Hyperallergic
August 19, 2019 ALBANY, New York — More than a few associations come to mind with Kevin Beasley’s “Rose” (2017). The installation includes...
Boston lost a powerful, poetic work when artist pulled his ‘Auction Block’ slave memorial

The Boston Globe
August 17, 2019 On a recent sunny afternoon just outside the Great Hall at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, tourists sporting fanny packs and dollar-store...
Harmony Hammond’s Art Is Bold and Prickly as Ever

The New York Times
August 8, 2019 NYT Critic’s Pick RIDGEFIELD, Conn. — With all the hullabaloo around the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, it’s easy to forget...
Betty Parsons one of the most influential and dynamic figures of the American avant-garde.

FAD Magazine
August 6, 2019 Alison Jacques Gallery to present an exhibition of works by Betty Parsons (1900 - 1982), one of the most influential...
Why I withdrew my proposed slave memorial at Faneuil Hall

The Boston Globe
August 5, 2019 by Steve Locke I am the artist who proposed and recently withdrew a design for a memorial artwork at Faneuil...
GQ
Bowling, August 4, 2019
FAD Magazine
Bowling, August 2, 2019
First museum survey of the work of Harmony Hammond on view at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum

Art Daily
August 1, 2019 RIDGEFIELD, CONN .- The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is presenting the first museum survey of the work of the trailblazing...
Guardian Arts
Bowling, July 28, 2019
'ACE' exhibit at University at Albany art museum

Times Union
July 25, 2019 Most of the work on display in 'ACE: art on sports, promise, and selfhood' at the University Art Museum at...
Steve Locke Withdraws Proposal for Slave Auction Block Memorial in Boston

ARTnews
July 17, 2019 Artist Steve Locke is withdrawing a plan to install a memorial slave auction block at the historic Faneuil Hall marketplace...
Garage
Apfelbaum, July 11, 2019
Harmony Hammond: Material Witness, Five Decades of Art

The Brooklyn Rail
July 11, 2019 In this long-overdue career survey, Harmony Hammond proves, if there were ever any doubt, that abstract art can be politically...
New York Times
Bowling, July 10, 2019
The Artists Who Summered on Long Island

The New Yorker
July 8, 2019 During the summer months of the mid-twentieth century, the epicenter of the New York School shifted from the Cedar Tavern,...
Barry Bergdoll showcases a new wave of modern architecture on Long Island

The Architect's Newspaper
July 8, 2019 The “North Fork” of Long Island , from the town of Riverhead to Orient Point at the eastern tip, is...
Culture Type
Bowling, July 6, 2019
Regina Silveira Exhibits Her Unfinished Projects in New York

Artishock
July 5, 2019 Many artists have created projects that ultimately never see the light of day. They remain sketches, models, or ideas written...
Berengo Studio brings a modern twist to the craft of Murano glass-blowing

Wallpaper
July 1, 2019 A showcase of the fruits of Berengo Studio’s labour, the inaugural edition of Glasstress took place in 2009 and has...
South Fork Women: Female Abstract Expressionists at Kasmin

Less than Half
July 1, 2019 Long before it was colonized by mansions on postage stamps of land, the Hamptons were an artists’ bohemia. While its...
Hyperallergic
Bowling, June 30, 2019
A Trailblazing Lesbian Artist Gets Her Due

Hyperallergic
June 29, 2019 touch me and let me touch you for the personal is political language waivers with desire it is skin with...
SFist
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Going Beneath the Surface: For 50 Years, Harmony Hammond’s Art and Activism Has Championed Queer Women

ARTnews
June 27, 2019 S ix fabric sculptures appearing slightly larger than life size hang from the ceiling and graze the floor, inviting viewers...
ARTnews
Bowling, June 26, 2019
The Upcoming
Bowling, June 25, 2019
Londonist
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Dazed
Bowling, June 20, 2019
Artadia Names Five Finalists for 2019 Chicago Awards

ARTnews
June 19, 2019 The New York–based organization Artadia has revealed the five finalists for its annual Chicago awards, which give unrestricted funds to...
Highlights From Art Basel: 14 Middle Eastern Artists

Harper's Bazaar Arabia
June 19, 2019 The UAE’s iconic artist, the late Hassan Sharif (1951 – 2016), was in the spotlight in the Statements section through...
Harper's Bazaar Arabia
Bowling, June 17, 2019
Art Newspaper
Apfelbaum, June 14, 2019
Artists and Creatives Reflect on How Stonewall Changed Art

Artsy
June 14, 2019 It's been half a century since the fateful Saturday of June 28, 1969, when members of New York's gay community...
Art Basel’s Unlimited Section: By the Numbers

ARTnews
June 14, 2019 It’s not exactly a secret that super-size artworks have proliferated in recent decades, and especially in the last few years,...
Old Town Road: Out and About in Basel’s Parcours Section, Where Works by Camille Henrot, Hassan Sharif, and More Await

ARTnews
June 13, 2019 After a couple of days viewing art in antiseptic art-fair booths, Art Basel ’s Parcours section presents a refreshing chance...
artnet News
Bowling, June 11, 2019
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Sunday Times
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Spectator
Bowling, June 8, 2019
ARTnews
Apfelbaum, June 8, 2019
8 Must-See Public Art Projects Enlivening Art Basel

Galerie Magazine
June 7, 2019 The fair Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland, features a popular section that’s accessible to everyone: Parcours, which returns for its...
Wallpaper
Bowling, June 6, 2019
Camden New Journal
Bowling, June 6, 2019
Artfix Daily
Bowling, June 6, 2019
Apollo Magazine
Bowling, June 6, 2019
Our Guide to All 7 Art Fairs Coming to Basel This Year, From the Blue-Chip to the Tongue-in-Cheek

artnet News
June 6, 2019 The global art calendar’s most sophisticated fair, Art Basel, is upon us again. That means dealers will be bringing their...
Art & Antiques
Bowling, June 5, 2019
Economist
Bowling, June 5, 2019
Art Newspaper
Bowling, June 5, 2019
9 Art Events to Attend in New York: Diedrick Brackens, Julie Becker, Regina Silveira, and More

ARTnews
June 3, 2019 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 Opening: Regina Silveira at Alexander Gray Associates Marking the 10th anniversary of Regina Silveira’s first solo show...
Artlyst
Bowling, June 2, 2019
Culture Type
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Telegraph
Bowling, May 31, 2019
Times
Bowling, May 31, 2019
New Statesman
Bowling, May 30, 2019
Guardian
Bowling, May 30, 2019
Time Out
Bowling, May 30, 2019
Art Basel 2019 Art Fair Brochure
May 28, 2019
Vogue
Bowling, May 27, 2019
Telegraph
Bowling, May 26, 2019
Guardian
Bowling, May 26, 2019
Financial Times
Bowling, May 25, 2019
West by Southwest: Considering Landscape in Contemporary Art

Southwest Contemporary
May 24, 2019 Landscape painting: the passé genre that dominates so much of the world’s understanding of Southwest art. For me, first it...
Boston Magazine
Apfelbaum, May 22, 2019
Why So Many Artists Have Been Drawn to New Mexico

Artsy
May 17, 2019 Georgia O’Keeffe had an unexpected train detour to thank for her first encounter with New Mexico. Little did she know,...
Anthea Missy
May 17, 2019
Harmony Hammond

4 Columns
May 10, 2019 Harmony Hammond: Material Witness, Five Decades of Art, Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, 258 Main Street, Ridgefield, Connecticut, through September 15,...
Telegraph
Bowling, May 7, 2019
Telegraph
Bowling, May 7, 2019
Tate Etc.
Bowling, May 5, 2019
Voice
Bowling, May 5, 2019
Social Studies: Chloë Bass and Gregory Sholette Discuss Social Practice Queens

e-flux
May 3, 2019 Amid sustained calls for artists and institutions to consider art’s role beyond the museum’s walls, social practice art has emerged...
Culture Type
Bowling, May 3, 2019
Harmony Hammond

Art in America
May 1, 2019 THIS FOCUSED, handsomely installed retrospective of Harmony Hammond ’s work offers something of a corrective to perceptions of her career,...
Spring Gallery Guide: Brooklyn

The New York Times
April 26, 2019 Like so much else in Brooklyn these days, the art scene there seems to be in flux. Galleries that were...
The pioneers of contemporary art in the UAE

Gulf News
April 24, 2019 Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim and the late Hassan Sharif belong to a group of contemporary Emirati artists known as ‘the five’...
Pioneering Conceptual Provocateur Teresa Burga Is Now Represented by Alexander Gray Associates Gallery in New York

ARTnews
April 23, 2019 In 2006, the artist Teresa Burga, then in her 70s, was visited by two curators who wanted to discuss her...
Making Space: Ronny Quevedo Interviewed by Louis Bury

BOMB Magazine
April 22, 2019 Ronny Quevedo’s work uses abstraction to address personal and political themes with suggestive intricacy. His drawings, prints, and installations scramble...
Art by black artists forces a new look at art history in a must-see show at the Smart Museum

Chicago Tribune
April 22, 2019 Why do collectors collect? “Solidary & Solitary: The Joyner/Giuffrida Collection,” a knockout show at the Smart Museum of Art, offers...
Frieze NY 2019 Art Fair Brochure
April 13, 2019
Just Above Midtown, Frieze NY 2019 Art Fair Brochure
April 13, 2019
10 Incredible U.S. Museum Exhibits to See This Summer

AFAR
April 10, 2019 This summer, add art to your U.S. travel itineraries with these exhibitions on medieval monsters, playful design, and the history...
Hyperallergic
Bowling, April 6, 2019
Informality Blog
Apfelbaum, April 5, 2019
Southwest Journal
Bowling, April 3, 2019
SP-Arte 2019 Art Fair Brochure
April 3, 2019
PBS News Hour
Bowling, April 2, 2019
Ricardo Brey: Doble Existencia / Double Existence

The Brooklyn Rail
March 27, 2019 Ricardo Brey, born in Havana, is an Afro-Cuban artist working since 1990 in Ghent, Belgium. His show, Doble Existencia /...
New York Times
Bowling, March 26, 2019
artnet News
Dyson, March 25, 2019
Ricardo Brey

Artforum
March 23, 2019 Ricardo Brey’s exhibition here, “Doble Existencia / Double Existence,” bridges the gulf between language and materials through a kind of...
WNYC News
Dyson, March 20, 2019
Inside Out: Harmony Hammond’s Queer Art of Bondage

Frieze
March 19, 2019 There are few artists more overdue for attention than Harmony Hammond, the pioneering lesbian feminist whose first US institutional survey...
Kansas City Star
Apfelbaum, March 18, 2019
Reina Sofía Receives Major Gifts in Latin American Art from the Cisneros and Pérez Collections

Artforum
March 12, 2019 The Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros (CPPC) has gifted forty-five works by thirty-three contemporary Latin American artists to the Museo...
Chronicle
Bowling, March 12, 2019
e-flux
Dyson, March 11, 2019
Hyperallergic
Dyson, March 7, 2019
Regina Silveira: Heaven on Earth

Arte Al Dia
March 5, 2019 In her current production, the Brazilian artist generates a true double eulogy of shadows and luminosity. Her most recent works...
Game Changer: Betty Parsons

Gagosian Quarterly
March 5, 2019 Betty Parsons wasn’t an extraordinary businessperson. She spent little time thinking about profits: “I’ve always been given the vision to...
KC Studio
Apfelbaum, March 4, 2019
ARTnews
Bowling, March 4, 2019
ART-PRESENTATION: Ricardo Brey - Doble Existencia

Dream Idea Machine
March 1, 2019 From the late 1970s onwards, Ricardo Brey’s practice, which spans drawing, sculpture, and installation, has focused on his research into...
From Sally Mann to Jacopo Tintoretto, 7 Art Exhibitions You Won’t Want to Miss This Spring

Vogue
March 1, 2019 For art enthusiasts, the spring months positively teem with things to do and see. In Manhattan alone, the Armory Show,...
Joan Semmel

Art in America
March 1, 2019 While first-wave feminist artists were experimenting with video, installation, and other new media, Joan Semmel —along with Sylvia Sleigh, Betty...
9 Art Events in New York This Week: Purvis Young, Alice Neel, Ricardo Brey, and More

ARTnews
February 25, 2019 Opening: Ricardo Brey at Alexander Gray Associates Ricardo Brey is best known for his assemblages of diverse materials, and...
Star Tribune
Bowling, February 21, 2019
Havana to New York: A Week of Openings & Events

Cuban Art News
February 20, 2019 Cuba makes a splash in New York this week, with three new exhibitions and a MoMA screening. Next Thursday:...
ADAA: The Art Show 2019 Brochure
February 19, 2019
Frieze Los Angeles 2019 Brochure
February 19, 2019
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Frieze LA Makes Its Long-Awaited Debut

Cultured Magazine
February 15, 2019 The minute the VIP session of the first-ever edition of Frieze Los Angeles opened this morning at Paramount Pictures Studios,...
Reflections on the Body and Self in Joan Semmel’s New Paintings

IFA Contemporary
February 8, 2019 Despite a month of chilling temperatures, Joan Semmel’s captivating new paintings on view in A Necessary Elaboration at Alexander Gray...
Joan Semmel

4Columns
February 1, 2019 Joan Semmel: A Necessary Elaboration, Alexander Gray Associates, 510 West Twenty-Sixth Street, New York City, through February 16, 2019 •...
artnet News
Bowling, January 20, 2019
ARTnews
Apfelbaum, January 15, 2019
Joan Semmel: In the Flesh

Elephant Magazine
January 7, 2019 One of the highlights of the Frieze Masters Spotlight section for late-career artists deemed worthy of attention year was undoubtedly...
Arthur Peña Has Seen the Future—and New York artist Carrie Moyer is an intriguing part of it.

Patron Magazine
January 5, 2019 For 2019, Peña is working with another New York– based artist, Carrie Moyer, who is represented by DC Moore in...
The Best Things We Saw in 2018

Phoenix New Times
December 28, 2018 If 2018 is any indication, art is flourishing in Phoenix. From gallery and museum shows to outstanding live entertainment, there...
Refinery 29
Apfelbaum, December 21, 2018
Hyperallergic
Dyson, December 20, 2018
Solidary & Solitary: The Joyner/Giuffrida Collection

e-flux
December 19, 2018 The Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago has commissioned Bethany Collins, Samuel Levi Jones, and Amanda Williams...
Frieze
Fusco, December 17, 2018
Bethany Collins

Artforum
December 10, 2018 “I’ve been told that my mother’s name was Millie.” So wrote Lula Montgomery in an 1898 newspaper ad filled with...
6 Emerging Artists to Seek Out During Art Basel Miami Beach This Week

Artnet News
December 4, 2018 Sure, most of the popular coverage of Art Basel in Miami Beach centers on C-list celebrities attending over-the-top parties and...
Bethany Joy Collins: Undersong // Patron Gallery

The Seen
November 29, 2018 “Language is the foundation of civilization. It is the glue that holds a people together. It is the first weapon...
Catalogue Raisonné Scholars Association
Tworkov, November 28, 2018
Luis Camnitzer’s Critique of Power Is as Relevant as Ever

Hyperallergic
November 11, 2018 MADRID — At the Museo Reina Sofía, the artist Luis Camnitzer has piled up a grid of 80 blocks, approximately...
Watch About It. Understanding Art And Artists At Art21.org

Forbes
November 10, 2018 Art21 now has two additional digital storytelling products: Extended Play and New York Closeup. Extended Play is a series that...
Brooklyn Rail
Bowling, November 1, 2018
Culture Type
Dyson, October 31, 2018
Vogue Italia
Apfelbaum, October 29, 2018
Teresa Burga: Profile of a Peruvian Woman

Frieze
October 29, 2018 For nearly 30 years, they sat in storage in the dampness of Lima – a city where, as the artist...
British Vogue
Apfelbaum, October 28, 2018
"My son painted this": the story of the tortuous relationship between art and the public

El Confidencial
October 28, 2018 In 'Hospicio de utopías falladas', the extraordinary exhibition by Luis Camnitzer at the Reina Sofía , there is a room...
The Potential of Ancestral Memory to Reconcile Personal and Racial Histories

Hyperallergic
October 26, 2018 Steve Locke ’s racial imaginings uncover the quiet nuances of American history since chattel slavery. The deeply embedded traumas of...
National
Bowling, October 20, 2018
WGBH
O'Grady, October 19, 2018
Teresa Burga's exhibition “Insomnia”: Radical in the framework

Tagesspiegel
October 18, 2018 The drawings are made up of hundreds of boxes, which form endless variations, entanglements and distortions like the fantasies of...
Interior Design
Apfelbaum, October 16, 2018
Labyrinth of Life: A conversation with Regina Silveira

NewCity Brasil
October 9, 2018 One of the most influential Latin American artists of her generation, seventy-nine-year-old Regina Silveira is a small, stout woman with...
The art that’s found when other art gets erased, from Marvel to ‘The Odyssey’

The Chicago Tribune
October 2, 2018 Bethany Collins stood in the middle of the gallery, gesturing at three long off-white drawings. Each had been smeared from...
Critics' Pick: Steve Locke, yours mine & ours

Artforum
October 1, 2018 For Steve Locke, the grid—that modernist symbol of order and reason—exemplifies a vastly different kind of modernity: antiblack violence. At...
Hyperallergic
Bowling, October 1, 2018
Piri Halasz
Bowling, September 28, 2018
New York Times
Bowling, September 27, 2018
Culture Type
Bowling, September 24, 2018
Art Newspaper
Apfelbaum, September 21, 2018
Guardian
Apfelbaum, September 20, 2018
What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week

The New York Times
September 13, 2018 ‘Pacha, Llaqta, Wasichay’ Through Sept. 30. Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort Street, Manhattan; 212-570-3600, whitney.org . Modernism, as...
Hyperallergic
Bowling, September 9, 2018
Art Agency Partners
Bowling, September 6, 2018
New York Times
Apfelbaum, September 5, 2018
Teresa Burga: Aleatory Structures at Migros Museum, Zürich

Art Review
September 5, 2018 Teresa Burga’s first retrospective in Switzerland covers an impressive range of work: from relatively conventional modernist paintings to playful Pop,...
“Out of Easy Reach”

Artforum
September 5, 2018 For the ambitious exhibition “Out of Easy Reach,” Allison Glenn curated works by twenty-four artists at Chicago’s DePaul Art Museum,...
ARTnews
Bowling, September 5, 2018
Artnet News
Bowling, September 5, 2018
My Influences: Valeska Soares

Frieze Magazine
September 1, 2018 Over the past three decades, Valeska Soares has produced a vast body of work, spanning various media in two and...
Latinx Artists Are Highlighted for the First Time in a Group Show at the Whitney

Hyperallergic
August 28, 2018 Pacha, Llaqta, Wasichay: Indigenous Space, Modern Architecture, New Art , curated by Marcela Guerrero, along with curatorial project assistant Alana...
Beer with a Painter: Joan Semmel

Hyperallergic
August 25, 2018 On a July afternoon, Joan Semmel and I met at her home in the Springs, on the East End of...
The nearly erased artist behind the hidden face of the proposed Faneuil Hall memorial

The Boston Globe
August 21, 2018 Steve Locke sat in a tranquil museum courtyard the other day and pondered a controversy of which he never thought...
Is major survey of conceptual art pioneer Hassan Sharif heading to New York's Guggenheim?

The Art Newspaper
August 21, 2018 A survey of the late Emirati artist Hassan Sharif could go on show at the Guggenheim Museum in New York....
Hyperallergic
Dyson, August 2, 2018
Another way to atone for past sins at Faneuil Hall

The Boston Globe
July 21, 2018 Former Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey was racist. Edward Devotion, an 18th-century land owner, was also a slave owner....
Outside The Gardner, A Place To Mourn Freddie Gray Through Color

WBUR
June 28, 2018 Outside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, a massive vertical triptych with three distinct monochromes hangs from the front facade of...
The Elusive Index of Relationships Between Everyone

Hyperallergic
June 15, 2018 As an editor, there are few pleasures like publishing the work of writers you love, and I’m lucky to count...
Art Basel 2018 Art Fair Brochure
June 12, 2018
Harmony Hammond, Alexander Gray / New York

Flash Art
May 26, 2018 John Everett Millais’s Autumn Leaves, displayed at the Royal Academy in 1856, was understood as a radical departure from normative...
Harmony Hammond: Inappropriate Longings at Alexander Gray Associates

Arte Fuse
May 18, 2018 “Harmony Hammond: Inappropriate Longings,” currently on view at Alexander Gray Associates , offers the thrill of trespassing through abandoned property....
ARTnews
Tworkov, May 11, 2018
A Certain Gorgeous Bleakness

Gay and Lesbian Review
May 4, 2018 MAKING ART is difficult. Doing it when you’re struggling with an illness you know is going to kill you is...
CARRIE MOYER: "Pagan’s Rapture" and "Seismic Shuffle"

The Brooklyn Rail
April 4, 2018 Times are queer in Carrie Moyer’s twin exhibitions at DC Moore and Mary Boone Galleries, where the New York-based painter...
ARTnews
Rosen, March 29, 2018
4Columns
Rosen, March 23, 2018
Harmony Hammond at Artist Curated Projects

Contemporary Art Review
March 22, 2018 Harmony Hammond’s Erasing Censorship at Artist Curated Projects is a concise, cutting exhibition of reframed information, made up of works...
Carrie Moyer Reaches for the Stars

Hyperallergic
March 10, 2018 With an acclaimed appearance in the last Whitney Biennial, and now two concurrent one-person exhibitions at DC Moore and Mary...
Artforum
Rosen, March 9, 2018
Art Rabbit
Rosen, March 6, 2018
Harmony Hammond at Alexander Gray Associates, New York

ArtReview
March 5, 2018 The centrepiece of this exhibition of little-seen Harmony Hammond works from the 1990s is Inappropriate Longings, a significant installation composed...
Critics' Picks: Jennie C. Jones

Artforum
March 5, 2018 Equal parts spare and sumptuous, Jennie C. Jones’s exhibition is a celebration of return, in more ways than one. It’s...
Hyperallergic
Rosen, February 28, 2018
Forbes
Rosen, February 24, 2018
Hassan Sharif, Sharjah Art Foundation

Artforum
February 5, 2018 Hassan Sharif, who died in September 2016, is broadly credited with bringing international art idioms such as Conceptualism to the...
Hassan Sharif

Art in America
February 1, 2018 Among the most affecting pieces in this retrospective of work by Emirati conceptualist Hassan Sharif (1951–2016) was Images on Tracing...
Bodowin
Bowling, January 29, 2018
9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

ARTnews
January 2, 2018 Opening: Hassan Sharif at Alexander Gray Associates Currently on view at the Sharjah Art Foundation in the United Arab Emirates...
The Materials Man of the Emirates

The New York Times
December 28, 2017 SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — Ethnic profiling is business as usual in the contemporary art market. Artists from outside the...
Secret objects tell life story of Emirati conceptual pioneer Hassan Sharif

The Art Newspaper
November 28, 2017 The contents of Hassan Sharif’s studio—on show in a retrospective of the late Dubai-born polymath’s works at the Sharjah Art...
Glasstire
Rosen, November 18, 2017
Hassan Sharif

Artforum
November 5, 2017 Displayed at the top of the stairs leading down to the gallery’s main exhibition space for Hassan Sharif’s “Reading Is...
Art In America
Apfelbaum, November 1, 2017
This Is Tomorrow
Apfelbaum, October 19, 2017
Contemporary Art Daily
Apfelbaum, October 19, 2017
Apollo Magazine
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October 4, 2017
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Medium
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Fine Art Shippers
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TimeOut
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Whitewall
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Art + Real Estate
Apfelbaum, September 5, 2017
New Yorker
Apfelbaum, September 5, 2017
Interior Design
Apfelbaum, September 5, 2017
A Vision of US Immigration Beyond the Melting Pot

Hyperallergic
August 7, 2017 Ronny Quevedo ’s no hay medio tiempo / there is no halftime exhibition at the Queens Museum revolves around a...
The Playful, Feminist Sculptures of a Member of the Peruvian Avant-Garde

Hyperallergic
July 17, 2017 Teresa Burga: Mano Mal Dibujada (Badly Drawn Hand) , the Peruvian artist’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States,...
Financial Times
Bowling, July 14, 2017
Evening Standard
Bowling, July 11, 2017
Guardian
Bowling, July 11, 2017
Ronny Quevedo’s Field of Play

Hyperallergic
July 8, 2017 In his classic 1938 study of play in human culture, Homo Ludens, Dutch anthropologist Johan Huizinga draws a parallel between...
The Legendary Betty Parsons Meets the Not-So-Legendary Betty Parsons

Hyperallergic
July 8, 2017 Betty Parsons (1900-1982) is the legendary dealer who, after opening her gallery in 1946, gave shows to Barnett Newman, Jackson...
Elephant
Bowling, July 5, 2017
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Bowling, June 27, 2017
Alexander Gray Associates Now Represents Valeska Soares

ARTnews
June 26, 2017 New York’s Alexander Gray Associates has taken on representation of Valeska Soares, a Brazilian artist known for her pioneering work...
Pioneering Gallerist Betty Parsons Was Also an Important Artist

Artsy
June 23, 2017 The list of Betty Parsons ’s adventures and accomplishments is immense. As a gallerist, she gave Jackson Pollock , and...
e-flux
Bowling, June 20, 2017
From the Archives: Betty Parsons, Gallerist Turned Artist, Takes the Spotlight, in 1979

ARTnews
June 16, 2017 When art historians mention Betty Parsons, they’re usually talking about her New York gallery, which, in the 1940s, ’50s, and...
New Republic
May 31, 2017
The Multifarious Feminism of the Whitney Biennial

Hyperallergic
May 12, 2017 Could we consider the 2017 Whitney Biennial a feminist exhibition? Twenty-five of the 63 artists in the show are women....
Art & Antiques
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April 15, 2017
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April 15, 2017
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April 15, 2017
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April 15, 2017
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April 15, 2017
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April 8, 2017
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April 8, 2017
Ricardo Brey

Artforum
April 5, 2017 Ricardo Brey’s recent exhibition, “All that is could be otherwise,” comprised mainly recent collages on drawings and photographs, but its...
Estate of Betty Parsons, Storied Ab Ex Dealer Who Also Made Art, Goes to Alexander Gray Associates

ARTnews
March 16, 2017 Betty Parsons may be better known for her gallery, which, in the 1950s, was responsible for showing the “Four Horsemen”...
Ubikwist
Bowling, March 5, 2017
Frieze Magazine
February 28, 2017
Press Release
Camnitzer, February 23, 2017
Exhibition Guide
Camnitzer, February 23, 2017
ARTnews
Camnitzer, February 21, 2017
HASSAN SHARIF (ca. 1951–2016)

Artforum
February 15, 2017 TALKING ABOUT COURAGE would be a bit grandiose for Hassan Sharif. He dismissed the labels put on him in the...
Hyperallergic
Eisenstein, February 2, 2017
Observer
Eisenstein, January 31, 2017
Village Voice
Eisenstein, January 31, 2017
Artforum
Eisenstein, January 27, 2017
ARTnews
Eisenstein, January 27, 2017
Art in America
Eisenstein, January 26, 2017
Artinfo
Eisenstein, January 22, 2017
Art Newspaper
Eisenstein, January 20, 2017
Bomb Magazine
Eisenstein, January 18, 2017
LACMA
Apfelbaum, January 17, 2017
Studio International
Eisenstein, January 17, 2017
New Yorker
Eisenstein, January 14, 2017
Artforum
Eisenstein, January 6, 2017
Elephant
Bowling, January 5, 2017
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Eisenstein, January 3, 2017
TimeOut New York
Eisenstein, January 3, 2017
Babelia, El País
O'Grady, December 17, 2016
Brooklyn Rail
Armajani, December 6, 2016
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The Aleph of Luis Camnitzer. Enumerating the Infinite

Artishock
November 14, 2016 At number 14 on Claudio Coello Street in Madrid, you will find the exhibition Drawings by the Uruguayan artist Luis...
Jennie C. Jones, Sikkema Jenkins & Co.

Artforum
November 5, 2016 Gray dominates Jennie C. Jones’s paintings, seven of which comprised her exhibition “Amplitude.” Cool and crisp, it is the color...
JOAN SEMMEL with Laila Pedro

The Brooklyn Rail
November 1, 2016 Although she started out as an abstract painter, Joan Semmel’s career has come to be understood primarily in terms of...
An artist’s vision of where racial violence meets the American dream of home

The Boston Globe
October 30, 2016 In the summer of 2014, Steve Locke was savoring the early days of a sabbatical from his job as an...
Press Release
Armajani, October 27, 2016
Exhibition Guide
Armajani, October 27, 2016
Exhibition Catalogue
Armajani, October 27, 2016
ARTnews
Armajani, October 24, 2016
Huelva Información
O'Grady, October 24, 2016
Los Angeles Times
Apfelbaum, October 15, 2016
Steve Locke: Family Pictures

Art Pulse Magazine
October 5, 2016 It was a short walk from Samson Gallery, where I attended Steve Locke’s opening reception for his solo show “School...
MOCA
O'Grady, October 5, 2016
Il Fotografo
O'Grady, October 5, 2016
Diario de Sevilla
O'Grady, September 27, 2016
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O'Grady, September 26, 2016
ABC Cultura
O'Grady, September 20, 2016
ABC Cultura
O'Grady, September 20, 2016
ABC Cultura
O'Grady, September 20, 2016
Correo de Andalucía
O'Grady, September 16, 2016
Correo de Andalucía
O'Grady, September 15, 2016
Getty Research Institute Acquires Archive of Harmony Hammond

Artforum
September 14, 2016 The Getty Research Institute has announced that it has acquired the archive of American artist, writer, curator, and scholar Harmony...
El Correo de Andalucía
O'Grady, September 9, 2016
20 Minutos
O'Grady, September 9, 2016
Will Some Bright Morning Ever Arrive?

Hyperallergic
September 6, 2016 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — In 1963, while living in Los Angeles, Melvin Edwards welded “Some Bright Morning” out of different...
MOCA
O'Grady, September 5, 2016
Aesthetica
Bowling, August 4, 2016
Art in America
Vera Neumann, July 24, 2016
Exhibition Guide
Haptic, July 7, 2016
Artforum
Lorraine O'Grady, June 25, 2016
HARMONY HAMMOND with Phillip Griffith

The Brooklyn Rail
June 3, 2016 Harmony Hammond made her start as an artist in the feminist milieu of 1970s New York, co-founding A.I.R. Gallery, the...
Hyperallergic
Hammond, May 12, 2016
Queering Abstract Art with Wrapped, Grommeted, and “Roughed-Up” Paintings

Hyperallergic
May 12, 2016 In 2000, I came across a book in a Philadelphia bookstore that took my breath away. Lesbian Art in America:...
ArtReview
Bowling, May 5, 2016
Melvin Edwards: Liberation and Remembrance

Sculpture Magazine
May 5, 2016 Melvin Edwards has been welding sculpture for more than five decades and bearing witness to the continuing history of race...
Hyperallergic
Dyson, April 4, 2016
Brooklyn Rail
Dyson, April 1, 2016
Review: Carrie Moyer’s Conflagration of Canvases

The New York Times
March 24, 2016 Carrie Moyer’s new paintings bring to mind the opening lines of Robert Frost’s famous epigram, “Fire and Ice,” hinting at...
Los Angeles Times
Apfelbaum, March 18, 2016
artnet News
Dyson, March 7, 2016
frogs funnel into the floor for regina silveira's amphibia installation

Designboom
March 7, 2016 regina silveira alexander gray associates, new york now through march 26, 2016 artist regina silveira has realized a room-sized, mixed...
Revista Atlántica
O'Grady, March 5, 2016
New York Times
ADAA: The Art Show, March 3, 2016
Art Fair Brochure
ADAA: The Art Show, February 27, 2016
Press Release
ADAA: The Art Show, February 27, 2016
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Frieze Masters, February 27, 2016
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Beer with a Painter: Carrie Moyer

Hyperallergic
February 20, 2016 When Carrie Moyer and I decided to have a conversation, her recent paintings were already at DC Moore Gallery, where...
9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

ARTnews
February 16, 2016 Opening: Regina Silveira at Alexander Gray Associates Regina Silveira’s work evokes things that aren’t there—a Duchamp readymade, a torrent of...
Critcs' Pick: Jennie C. Jones

Artforum
February 5, 2016 Amplification, absorption, reverberation, tone, displacement, diffusion—any encounter with the work of Jennie C. Jones demands that a viewer repeatedly wrestle...
New York Times
Coco Fusco, February 4, 2016
Brooklyn Rail
O'Grady, February 3, 2016
New Yorker
Coco Fusco, February 3, 2016
Art in America
O'Grady, February 1, 2016
Artforum
Coco Fusco, January 22, 2016
Artforum
Fusco, January 22, 2016
ArtNews
Whitten, January 19, 2016
T Magazine, New York Times
Coco Fusco, January 19, 2016
New York Times
Fusco, January 19, 2016
Confidencial, Autores Firmantes description
Coco Fusco, January 9, 2016
Exhibition Guide
Coco Fusco, January 9, 2016
Exhibition Publication
Coco Fusco, January 9, 2016
Confidencial, Autores Firmantes translations
Coco Fusco, January 9, 2016
New York Times
Dyson, January 7, 2016
Artforum
Bowling, January 5, 2016
Hyperallergic
O'Grady, December 21, 2015
New York Times
Bowling, November 28, 2015
Press Release
Art Basel Miami Beach, November 14, 2015
Written Berlin (2015)
Siah Armajani, November 7, 2015
Artdependence
Brey, November 4, 2015
Artforum
Neumann, November 1, 2015
Artforum
Vera Neumann, October 29, 2015
Exhibition Guide
Passage, October 29, 2015
Artforum
Jack Whitten, October 21, 2015
Art Practical
Fusco, October 13, 2015
Chelsea Now
Jack Tworkov, October 13, 2015
Exhibition Booklet
Lorraine O'Grady, October 10, 2015
Los Angeles Times
Bowling, September 29, 2015
Artforum
Tworkov, September 25, 2015
Artforum
Jack Tworkov, September 25, 2015
Art Agenda
Coco Fusco, September 24, 2015
Art Agenda
Fusco, September 24, 2015
Critics' Picks: Harold Mendez and Ronny Quevedo

Artforum
September 22, 2015 A small copper reproduction of a pre-Columbian death mask rests inside a burned cardboard box. This tableau is the opening...
Walker Blog
Jack Whitten, September 22, 2015
Minnesota Public Radio News
Jack Whitten, September 12, 2015
Star Tribune
Whitten, September 11, 2015
Star Tribune
Jack Whitten, September 11, 2015
Brooklyn Rail
O'Grady, September 8, 2015
Observer
Jack Tworkov, September 8, 2015
Hyperallergic
Tworkov, September 5, 2015
Hyperallergic
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ArtNews
Jack Tworkov, September 4, 2015
ArtNews
Tworkov, September 4, 2015
Exhibition Guide
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Exhibition Catalogue
Jack Tworkov, September 3, 2015
Forbes
Fusco, August 21, 2015
Elle Magazine Mexico
Vera Neumann, August 3, 2015
Elle Magazine Mexico
Neumann, August 3, 2015
e-flux journal
Coco Fusco, August 1, 2015
Art in America
Neumann, July 24, 2015
Artspace
Lorraine O'Grady, July 22, 2015
Art and Its Inspiration, Side by Side, at the Aldrich

The New York Times
July 11, 2015 Stepping into the Leir Atrium at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum , visitors encounter a motley group of objects arranged...
Publication
Vera Neumann, July 9, 2015
Wall Street Journal
Vera Neumann, July 6, 2015
Wall Street Journal
Neumann, July 6, 2015
Art Agenda
O'Grady, June 30, 2015
Departures
Neumann, June 26, 2015
Departures
Vera Neumann, June 26, 2015
Artforum
O'Grady, June 25, 2015
New York Times
O'Grady, June 25, 2015
New York Times
Lorraine O'Grady, June 25, 2015
Art Basel 2015 Brochure
Siah Armajani, June 18, 2015
Starr Review
Jack Whitten, June 13, 2015
Starr Review
Whitten, June 13, 2015
Le Journal des Arts
Siah Armajani, June 5, 2015
Art Asia Pacific
Siah Armajani, May 30, 2015
Exhibition Guide
Lorraine O'Grady, May 28, 2015
Lantern
Jack Whitten, May 20, 2015
Columbus Alive
Jack Whitten, May 14, 2015
ArtNews
Tworkov, May 11, 2015
On Sexual Paintings and Shifting Images: An Interview with Joan Semmel

Hyperallergic
May 6, 2015 I have known about Joan Semmel for a long time. But recently I began thinking about the parallel concerns between...
JOAN SEMMEL: Across Five Decades

The Brooklyn Rail
May 6, 2015 One step into Alexander Gray gallery and you know that Joan Semmel is a fearless woman. Semmel chose to work...
Artforum
Bowling, May 5, 2015
Frieze Magazine
Jack Whitten, May 5, 2015
Inventario
Armajani, May 5, 2015
MELVIN EDWARDS AND FRANK BOWLING IN DALLAS, by Mark Godfrey

Artforum
May 5, 2015 “THIS EXHIBITION is devoted to commitment,” wrote curator Robert Doty in the catalogue for the Whitney Museum of American Art’s...
A! Magazine for the Arts
Tworkov, May 5, 2015
Frieze Magazine
Whitten, May 5, 2015
Art Asia Pacific
Armajani, April 30, 2015
Exhibition Booklet
Whitten, April 29, 2015
Hugh Steers, Alexander Gray Associates

Artforum
April 5, 2015 New York City’s cramped tenement apartments were the standard setting for painter Hugh Steers (1962–1995). Within these intimate environs, Steers...
Hyperallergic
Luis Camnitzer, April 4, 2015
Review of ‘Melvin Edwards: Five Decades’ at the Nasher Sculpture Center

The Wall Street Journal
March 31, 2015 If you’ve never heard of Melvin Edwards, the contemporary African-American sculptor known for making industrial, visceral abstractions out of welded...
Asheville Citizen-Times
Tworkov, March 26, 2015
Citizen Times
Tworkov, March 26, 2015
Ricardo Brey, the alchemist

El Cultural
March 20, 2015 While waiting for his participation in the upcoming Venice Biennale, Ricardo Brey, one of the undisputed figures of Cuban art...
Sun Breaker

The Miami Rail
March 11, 2015 Locust Projects February 29 – April 18, 2015 A functional aesthetics is necessitated, in part, by climate. For hot climes,...
ArtNews
Luis Camnitzer, March 5, 2015
Exhibition Catalogue
Luis Camnitzer, February 19, 2015
Exhibition Guide
Camnitzer, February 19, 2015
Introspective Magazine
Neumann, February 16, 2015
Guardian
Neumann, February 11, 2015
CultureMap Austin
Whitten, February 10, 2015
Guardian
Bowling, February 5, 2015
Hyperallergic
Fusco, January 22, 2015
Los Angeles Times
Jack Whitten, December 22, 2014
ArtNews
Siah Armajani, December 5, 2014
ArtNews
Armajani, December 5, 2014
Art Basel Miami Beach 2014 Brochure
November 25, 2014
Five Decades of Painting Exhibition Checklist
Jack Whitten:, November 25, 2014
An Oral History with Melvin Edwards by Michael Brenson

BOMB Magazine
November 24, 2014 Michael Brenson: Your life has been an epic one, so I don't know how we're going to tell the story....
Man of Steel: The Welded Transfigurations of Melvin Edwards

Hyperallergic
November 22, 2014 Melvin Edwards’ welded relief sculptures conjure up human anguish and human advancement often within the same work. His art delivers...
The School of Luis Camnitzer

Artishock
November 21, 2014 A phrase by Luis Camnitzer after his visit to our country in the double exhibition last year was permanently engraved...
Harvard Magazine
O'Grady, November 11, 2014
Independent
Bowling, November 11, 2014
Minnesota Daily
Fusco, November 6, 2014
Cuban Art News
Fusco, November 4, 2014
San Diego Union-Tribune
Jack Whitten, October 17, 2014
San Diego Union-Tribune
Whitten, October 17, 2014
Nuevo Herald
Fusco, October 11, 2014
New York Times
Armajani, September 25, 2014
New York Times
Siah Armajani, September 25, 2014
Review: The Harmony Hammond Show at RedLine Refutes Abstraction as Patriarchal

Denver Westword
September 24, 2014 A generation ago, in the latter third of the twentieth century, post-modernist deconstructionists were finished with abstraction. It was dead,...
New Yorker
Siah Armajani, September 22, 2014
La Jolla Light
Jack Whitten, September 17, 2014
Time Out New York
Siah Armajani, September 16, 2014
New York Observer
Siah Armajani, September 10, 2014
Modern Painters
Siah Armajani, September 5, 2014
Modern Painters
Armajani, September 5, 2014
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September 4, 2014
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New York Times
Jack Whitten, September 3, 2014
Pagine 12
Luis Camnitzer, August 19, 2014
Art21 Magazine
Fusco, August 5, 2014
Hyperallergic
Apfelbaum, August 1, 2014
Art Guide East
Gotovac, July 30, 2014
Modern Painters
Bucher, July 16, 2014
Modern Painters
Bucher, July 16, 2014
Bomb Magazine
Fusco, July 15, 2014
New York Times
Apfelbaum, July 14, 2014
De Standaard
Whitten, July 2, 2014
Artforum
Vera Neumann, July 1, 2014
Publication
Vera Neumann, June 26, 2014
Identity Concealed in Paint: Carrie Moyer at SCAD Museum

Burnaway
June 20, 2014 Viewers who already know Carrie Moyer’s body of work will find the exhibition “Carrie Moyer: Pirate Jenny ” comforting in...
Mousse
Whitten, June 5, 2014
ARTnews
Whitten, June 5, 2014
Boston Globe
Tworkov, June 3, 2014
Frieze New York 2014 Brochure
May 9, 2014
University Wire
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Brooklyn Rail
Bucher, May 6, 2014
Brooklyn Rail
Bucher, May 6, 2014
Brooklyn Rail
Bucher, May 6, 2014
Art Observer
Bucher, April 16, 2014
Art Newspaper
Bowling, April 5, 2014
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum Brochure
Whitten, April 5, 2014
e-flux
Gotovac, April 5, 2014
Art Asia Pacific
Korean Monochrome, March 28, 2014
This is Tomorrow
Korean Monochrome, March 27, 2014
Art Dubai 2014 Brochure
March 25, 2014
Art in America
Bucher, March 22, 2014
Art in America
Korean Monochrome, March 22, 2014
Art in America
Bucher, March 22, 2014
Artforum
Bucher, March 21, 2014
Artforum
Bucher, March 21, 2014
New York Times
Whitten, March 20, 2014
Battle Lines for Change

The New York Times
March 20, 2014 “A change is gonna come,” the soul singer Sam Cooke promised in his 1964 hit song. And so it did....
Art Dubai 2014 Brochure
March 19, 2014
ADAA Art Show 2014 Brochure
March 12, 2014
Time Out Dubai
Art Dubai, March 11, 2014
Blouin Artinfo
Whitten, March 6, 2014
Observer
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Art Asia Pacific
Aramajani, March 5, 2014
L'Aperitivo Illustrato
Gotovac, March 5, 2014
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Tomislav Gotovac, March 5, 2014
Art Asia Pacific
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TG—Pure Words: Tomislav Gotovac
Gotovac, March 5, 2014
Luis Camnitzer in Paris – The awakening lesson

Arts Hebdo Médias
February 25, 2014 Both a 'medium' and a 'model', language is at the heart of Luis Camnitzer's research for fifty years. Uruguayan, of...
Korean Monochrome Catalogue
February 19, 2014
A Not-So-Brief Chat with Painter Steve Locke

Burnaway
February 14, 2014 After being holed up for three days in an iced-over Atlanta, we were thrilled to meet yesterday with Boston-based painter...
Process and Provocation: An Interview with Hassan Sharif

Art in America
January 28, 2014 An artist long prominent in his home of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, Hassan Sharif recently established an international...
Baltimore City Paper
Fusco, January 8, 2014
Artforum.com
Fusco, December 11, 2013
Artforum.com
Fusco, December 11, 2013
Artforum
Whitten, December 5, 2013
Art Basel Miami Beach 2013 Brochure
December 5, 2013
Art Basel Miami Beach 2013 Brochure
Bucher, December 5, 2013
Artforum
Whitten, December 5, 2013
Art Basel Miami Beach 2013 Brochure
Whitten, November 26, 2013
Art Basel Miami Beach 2013 Brochure
November 26, 2013
On Pins and Social Struggles

Wall Street Journal
November 8, 2013 Harmony Hammond Alexander Gray Associates 508 W. 26th St., (212) 399-2636 Through Dec. 7 Harmony Hammond (b. 1944) was a...
Steve Locke, Institute of Contemporary Art

Artforum
November 5, 2013 The main motif in Steve Locke’s exhibition “There Is No One Left to Blame,” curated by Helen Molesworth, was the...
Canvas Magazine
Armajani, November 5, 2013
The Parsons Effect

Art in America
November 1, 2013 I was so interested in other artists, it always cooled me off on myself. When I’m not at the gallery,...
Abstract Critical
Bowling, October 10, 2013
Jennie C. Jones, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Artforum
October 5, 2013 Jennie C. Jones makes abstract work using paint, sound, and audio equipment such as acoustic panels and bass traps. Her...
Art in America
Whitten, October 4, 2013
New York Times
Whitten, October 4, 2013
Art in America
Whitten, October 4, 2013
New York Times
Whitten, October 3, 2013
Boston Globe
Whitten, September 19, 2013
Le Temps
Bucher, September 17, 2013
Exhibition Catalogue
Whitten, September 11, 2013
Whitten Exhibition Catalogue September 8, 2013
September 8, 2013
Modern Painters
Whitten, September 5, 2013
CAMERA EYE: THE ART OF JOAN SEMMEL

Artforum
September 5, 2013 OVER THE PAST HALF CENTURY, JOAN SEMMEL has pursued a painterly enterprise that brings extraordinary wit and acumen to representations...
Modern Painters
Whitten, September 5, 2013
New York Times
Armajani, September 5, 2013
Wall Street Journal
Armajani, September 3, 2013
Boston Painter Steve Locke: ‘It’s My Job To Bear Witness To My Time’

WBUR
July 30, 2013 “If you’re going to make paintings you have to up the ante about what painting can be,” says Boston artist...
Star Tribune
Armajani, July 19, 2013
New York Times
Whitten, July 12, 2013
Hyperallergic
Whitten, July 6, 2013
Art Agenda
Bucher, June 13, 2013
New York Times
Whitten, June 5, 2013
Brooklyn Rail
Fusco, June 5, 2013
Nueu Zurcher Zeitung
Bucher, May 23, 2013
Le Temps
Bucher, May 21, 2013
Blouin Art Info
Whitten, May 5, 2013
LA Weekly
O'Grady, March 27, 2013
New York Observer
Whitten, March 12, 2013
Hyperallergic
Whitten, February 20, 2013
Center for Artistic Activism
Fusco, February 12, 2013
Wall Street Journal
Whitten, February 6, 2013
From Abstract Expressionism to Nude Self-Portraits

The New York Times
February 2, 2013 Like most painters of her generation, Joan Semmel, who was born in the Bronx in 1932, started off painting abstractly....
Guardian
Bowling, January 23, 2013
Artforum.com
O'Grady, December 26, 2012
Artforum.com
Fusco, December 26, 2012
Regina Silveira: The magic of shadows

Pesquisa FAPESP
December 5, 2012 In 1962, multimedia artist Regina Silveira was studying under Iberê Camargo (1914-1994), in his native city of Porto Alegre. Iberê...
Tages Anzeiger
Bucher, November 2, 2012
Die Presse
Gotovac, October 25, 2012
Steve Locke

Art in America
October 12, 2012 For his second solo show at Samsøn, titled “you don’t deserve me,” Boston artist Steve Locke--known for installations of variously...
EFE News Service
Gotovac, October 5, 2012
Art in America
O'Grady, October 5, 2012
Art in America
O'Grady, October 5, 2012
Ruby Sky Stiler

Purple Magazine
September 2, 2012 Ruby Sky Stiler was born in Maine in 1979. She spent her childhood in New Mexico and attended the Rhode...
Observer.com GalleristNY
Camnitzer, August 23, 2012
TimeOut
Bowling, July 12, 2012
Guardian
Bowling, July 2, 2012
International Herald Tribune
Gotovac, June 30, 2012
Chicago Tribune
Whitten, June 27, 2012
Jeu de Paume
O'Grady, May 24, 2012
Jeu de Paume
O'Grady, May 24, 2012
This Week in New York
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Portland State Vanguard
Fusco, May 16, 2012
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O'Grady, May 8, 2012
Art Fag City
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Bowling, May 5, 2012
New Yorker
O'Grady, May 5, 2012
Artnet
O'Grady, April 27, 2012
Artforum
Rosen, April 5, 2012
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Alexander Gray Associates, April 5, 2012
Border Crossings
Tworkov, March 5, 2012
RA Magazine
Bowling, March 5, 2012
Kunstmuseum Luzern
Bucher, March 5, 2012
dArt International
Whitten, March 5, 2012
Modern Painters
Fusco, February 5, 2012
Artforum
Whitten, February 5, 2012
Artists on Artists: Jennie C. Jones

Bomb Magazine
January 5, 2012 Jennie C. Jones’s art reflects on the cultures of sound and music in a visual context. In recent years, she...
International Herald Tribune
Gotovac, December 3, 2011
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December 1, 2011 After receiving her BFA in painting from the Pratt Institute in 1985, Carrie Moyer became somewhat disenchanted with her chosen...
Censorship and Vandalism: The Art of Harmony Hammond

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October 17, 2011 In her book Lesbian Art in America, Harmony Hammond writes that she has “always tried to work on the edge...
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Critics' Picks: Carrie Moyer

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September 14, 2011 Bouleversant is an idiomatic French word that denotes with extraordinary precision the sensation you may encounter while visiting Carrie Moyer’s...
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Museums and Universities, by Luis Camnitzer

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June 14, 2011 Having been educated in Latin America in the fifties, I was subject to two apparently contradictory premises. On the one...
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Focus: Luis Camnitzer

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May 5, 2011 PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTIONS such as New York’s Museo del Barrio can epitomize the crisis of confidence in contemporary art. Their programming,...
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Interview with Harmony Hammond

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March 6, 2011 An Interview with Harmony Hammond March 6, 2011 Harmony’s Studio in Galisteo, New Mexico Harmony Hammond: My name is...
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Croatian Pavilion Venice Biennale
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March 5, 2011 A bio of Luis Camnitzer, repeated numerous times in press releases for various projects, states, “Luis Camnitzer was born in...
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A Careful Reading Between the Lines Is Required

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February 16, 2011 Some stars take longer than others to come into telescopic range. Such is the case with Luis Camnitzer, who, in...
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The Artists: Jennie C. Jones

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October 17, 2010 'I love the Art World, I have all their albums.' Jennie C. Jones is witty as fuck. In her studio...
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TBA review: Ruby Sky Stiler's figurative sculptures

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September 15, 2010 Perhaps it sounds prosaic to observe that art history forms the building blocks of contemporary art. But, in the work...
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August 31, 2010 Ruby Sky Stiler’s handsome yet disorderly foamcore sculptures, which often reference classical antiquity, have been exhibited at Callicoon Fine Arts...
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Jennie C. Jones: ‘Electric’

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July 30, 2010 With extravagant refinement, Jennie C. Jones has orchestrated an affecting, Minimalist theater of memory, obsolescence and uncertainty about the future....
Daniel Gordon, Thiry-One Days & Ruby Sky Stiler, Special Project in Callicoon on 07/17/10

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October 22, 2009 Carrie Moyer re-creates, or more exactly reimagines, a particular style: a Gallic Anglo-American mid-20th-century modern (as distinct from modernism), a...
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Paths to the World, Paths Home

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September 5, 2009 It began around 1981 when Hassan Sharif, a young fine arts student from Dubai, completed his foundation courses at the...
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Critics' Pick: Jennie C. Jones

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July 21, 2009 “Red, Bird, Blue” is a wonderful fusion of the various passions of Brooklyn-based artist Jennie C. Jones, intelligently installed across...
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In Words: Ruby Sky Stiler

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May 25, 2009 In this edition of In Words, artist Ruby Sky Stiler talks about her practice and her upcoming solo show at...
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Regina Silveira, Galería Brito Cimino

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Best of 2008: Betty Parsons

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December 5, 2008 The biographies of New York School artists are often sprinkled liberally with the name of Betty Parsons, who is acclaimed...
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RDA 2008: New York City

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Painter Who Championed Others Gets Her Due

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August 26, 2006 Betty Parsons, who died in 1982 at the age of 82, was one of the most recognizable figures in the...
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Hunger of Memory, by Guy Trebay

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February 14, 2006 This story was originally published December 5, 1995. I saw Hugh Steers yesterday on lower Broadway, caught sight of him...
Critics' Picks: Valeska Soares

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December 29, 2005 This is, surprisingly, the first European solo show since 1999 by New York-based Brazilian artist Valeska Soares, whose installations offer...
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Skins of Time: Elegies, A Lamentation of Loss and Suffering

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February 28, 2005 Harmony Hammond creates Proustian layers of paint in the evolution of succeeding levels of the present tense. The present in...
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January 5, 2003 In her recent exhibition at Museo Tamayo, Valeska Soares (Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 1957; Soares currently lives and works in New...
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Ricardo Brey, Crestet Art Centre

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May 1, 2001 The Cuban artist Ricardo Brey, who has lived in the Belgian city of Ghent since 1991, was invited by the...
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Interview: Valeska Soares

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January 5, 2001 For over a decade, Brazilian-born artist Valeska Soares has consistently transformed neutral environments into works of art, but unlike most...
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Joan Semmel: Recent Paintings

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June 5, 2000 The canvas space is filled with bodies, and fragments of bodies. Bodies are the surface of the painting, though they...
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Artist With an Eye For Others' Work

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February 28, 1999 A FRIEND to many, and admired for her elegance, loyalty and tact, Betty Parsons has long had a niche in...
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May 1, 1998 'Lost and Found' Smack Mellon Studios 81 Washington Street Brooklyn Through May 22 The Smack Mellon Studios, in Brooklyn near...
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November 4, 1994 Hugh Steers' earlier paintings had two very different types of images: male couples tenderly helping each other dress or bathe,...
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Global Art: Ricardo Brey

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Art That Goes Beyond Social Content

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May 23, 1993 During the last 30 years, Melvin Edwards has put together a compelling body of work that deserves to be better...
Freestanding Metaphors of Suffering and Strength

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April 18, 1993 AT the Neuberger Museum at the State University of New York here is an old-fashioned blockbuster exhibition containing a large...
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Big Names in the Recycling Game Coax Poetry from Debris

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November 8, 1991 OBSESSIVE is the word that comes most often to mind while viewing 'Discarded' at the Rockland Center for the Arts...
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Women's Views on Women

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At the Lehman, Works of War and Torture, Politics and Wit

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March 3, 1991 THE question of why Luis Camnitzer is not as well known in this country as he should be is both...
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Sculptor's Horizons Have No Limits

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June 3, 1990 DESPITE having had numerous exhibitions of his work in the United States and other countries, and having received fellowships from...
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Black Artists: A Place in the Sun

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March 12, 1989 In a sleepy, uneventful art season, there are the rumblings of an earthquake. After years of being dismissed as not...
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Sculpture, Private And Public

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December 23, 1988 Melvin Edwards is one of the best American sculptors. He is also one of the least known. He made a...
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FULL-FLEDGED TALENT IN FIVE SOLO FLIGHTS

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Art: Going Back to Africa

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A Keeper of the Treasure

The New Yorker
June 9, 1975 PROFILE of Betty Parsons, 75, N.Y. art dealer. The Betty Parsons Gallery is at 24 W. 57 St. Describes her...
Artforum
Whitten, January 5, 1975
New York Times
Whitten, August 31, 1974
Art International
Tworkov, April 20, 1974
Betty Parsons Exhibits in Montclair

The New York Times
March 31, 1974 MONTCLAIR—Betty Parsons, one of the more celebrated of Manhattan's artdealers, is known less as a painter and sculptor in her...
Joan Semmel: Sex to Hang Art On

New York Magazine
February 11, 1974 'A few years ago, several of us got together to 'split' a model, only in this case, there were two...
Star News
Tworkov, June 26, 1973
New York Times
Bucher, May 19, 1973
Arts Magazine
Whitten, March 5, 1973
New York Times
Neumann, October 11, 1972
Washington Post
Neumann, October 4, 1972
Los Angeles Times
Bucher, April 26, 1972
Los Angeles Times
Bucher, April 16, 1972
Arts Magazine
Whitten, February 5, 1972
Vogue
Armajani, August 5, 1971
Chicago Tribune
Bucher, July 7, 1971
Washington Post
Bucher, May 16, 1971
Washington Post
Bucher, April 6, 1971
ARTnews
Tworkov, March 5, 1971
Melvin Edwards

Artforum
May 5, 1970 MELVIN EDWARDS negotiates a supposed gap between geometrical minimalism and anti-form. Robert Morris has already accomplished this and in new...
Chicago Tribune
Neumann, April 20, 1970
Arts Magazine
Whitten, April 5, 1970
ARTnews
Whitten, April 5, 1970
New York Times
Neumann, March 31, 1970
New York Times
Neumann, August 29, 1969
The Sun
Neumann, June 8, 1969
Arts Magazine
Whitten, March 5, 1969
ARTnews
Whitten, February 5, 1969
New York Times
Neumann, June 28, 1967
New York Times
Neumann, May 11, 1967
New York Times
Neumann, July 8, 1966
ARTnews
Tworkov, April 5, 1964
Art in America
Tworkov, September 30, 1963
New York Times
Neumann, March 27, 1961
New York Times
Tworkov, April 16, 1957
ARTnews
Tworkov, May 5, 1953
ARTnews
Tworkov, November 5, 1949
New York Times
Tworkov, July 28, 1929
Arts Magazine
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