At Gladstone Gallery, Andro Wekua’s ‘Dreaming Dreaming’
NEW YORK—From the figure with purple hair to the abstract canvases and model-sized, paint-strewn structure—liberal use of color is a
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NEW YORK—With a series of painted works and installations on recycled and branded cardboard, Alexander Kaletski has transformed Dillon Gallery
View ArticlePortraits: Chuck Close and His Friends at Pace Gallery
NEW YORK—Chuck Close has gathered his friends and fellow artists at Pace Gallery. His new exhibit includes portraits of Kara
View ArticleA Look Through Maya Onoda’s ‘Kaleidoscope’
NEW YORK—Maya Onoda has created a series of amazing works using paper and, interestingly, spills from her favorite morning drink.
View ArticleBrooklyn Museum Announces 5 Artists Selected for GO Brooklyn Exhibit
Brooklyn, NEW YORK—Five artists will gain invaluable exposure next month when their work debuts at the Brooklyn Museum. The museum
View Article‘Some Women,’ an Intriguing Exploration by Jason Brinkerhoff
NEW YORK—Last Tuesday, Zieher Smith opened for the first time since suffering serious water damage from Hurricane Sandy. As recovery
View ArticleAbstract Poetic: New Collages by Mark Bradford at Sikkema Jenkins
NEW YORK—From afar, Marc Bradford’s large-scale works look like abstract paintings with amazing palettes culled by a color expert. But
View ArticlePresident Obama: Celebrating 57th Inaugural Ceremony
President Barack Obama, through his groundbreaking campaigns and historic elections, has inspired countless artists. He has been likened to President
View ArticleAt Jack Shainman, Barkley L. Hendricks Captures Moments in Time
NEW YORK—Known for his full-length portraits of African Americans whose stature, stance and 1970s and 80s threads define cool, Barkley
View ArticleRoss Bleckner: Painted Patterns
NEW YORK—Ross Bleckner is exhibiting a series of transfixing canvases at Mary Boone Gallery. Saturated with rich, moody colors and
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