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A few more from the Dana Schutz Show
I posted on Dana Schut'z show at Petzel Gallery a couple of weeks ago Fight in an Elevator but here are a couple of drawings and some details of her paintings.
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Gordon Matta Clark Drawings
In addition to his architectural cuts Gordon Matta Clark drew. David Zwirner has a small but beautiful show of some of Matta Clarks drawings from the 1970s.Gordon Matta Clark, Energy Tree,...
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Dennis Congdon: Congeries
In an interview with Arthur Peña for New American Paintings, Dennis Congdon said, “I aspire to make paintings that a viewer can seize immediately – entire as it were – and then can move into slowly. We...
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Christian Marclay at White Cube
Christian Marclay's Surround Sounds is a video installation aboutstill from Christian Marclay's Surround Sounds, 2014-15Video installationFour silent synchronised projected animationsDuration: 13...
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Keltie Ferris details
There has been a lot of love lavished on the Keltie Ferris exhibition at Mitchell Innes + Nash, see my earlier post with an artist interview. Here are some details of the work, their utter dissolution...
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Nigel Cooke at Pace
Black Mimosa is Nigel Cooke's first show at Pace. Emily McDermott interviewed Nigel Cooke for Interview Magazine."The paintings are kind of set in the past, present, and future all at once," Cooke...
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Chuck Close: Red Yellow Blue
Chuck Close's new show at Pace is a series of paintings out of cyan, magenta and yellow pigments. My camera saw one thing, my eyes another and the two ways of seeing kept me riveted.Chuck Close, Self...
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Lichenstein's Green Street Mural
A couple more images of the recreated Roy Lichenstein mural at Gagosian.Roy Lichenstein, Green Street Mural recreation at Gagosian GalleryRoy Lichenstein, Green Street Mural recreation at Gagosian...
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Jim Shaw, The End is Here
The Jim Shaw show at the New Museum was hands down my favorite show last month. The Greater New Show at PS1 highlighted artists who collected, Jim Shaw is a collector who transforms his material. Ken...
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Greater NY
It's should come as no surprise that the works I enjoyed at PS1's Greater New York show involved a greater sense of touch.Howardena Pindell, Memory: Past, 1980-81, Synthetic polymer paint, dye, paper,...
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Greater New York Part II
a couple moreSue Williams, Hill and Dale, Black-Ops, 2013, Oil and Acrylic on canvasdetail, Hill and Dale, Black-Ops, 2013, Oil and Acrylic on canvasWilliam Villalongo, Jubilee, 2010, Acrylic, paper...
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Helen O'Leary at Leslie Heller
Helen O'Leary's show at Lesley Heller was stellar. In an interview with Diana Copperwhite O'Leary discussed her studio work habit.I work every day and prefer like most artists long days unpunctuated by...
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Amy Myers at McKenzie
Amy Myers, Genesis of Language, Gellman's Dream, 2015Graphite, gouache, pastel and conté crayon on paper 64 3/4 x 93 inches detail, Genesis of Language,detail, Genesis of Language,Amy Myers, Spectral...
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Simon Schubert at Foley
Simon Schubert, Untitled (Poe House Boston), 2015, 53 x 43 inches, Graphite on PaperSimon Schubert, Untitled (Poe House New York), 2015, 53 x 43 inches, Graphite on PaperSimon Schubert
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Jose Parla's details
I collected these details from Jose Parla's paintings at Mary Boone Gallery.
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Ron Nagle's Drawings
Ron Nagle's drawings were the center stage of his show at Matthew Marks, check out the full group here.Ron Nagle, Untitled, 2014, Ink, correction fluid, graphite on paper , 11 x 8 1/2 inchesRon Nagle,...
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Helen Frankenthaler at the Whitney
I was pretty excited to see this Frankenthaler painting at the Whitney. A lot has already been written about the new narrative at the new Whitney and its inclusiveness is certainly welcome. Stories...
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Jackie Saccoccio, Degree of Tilt
Thomas Micchelli writes for HyperallergicIf the Abstract Expressionists sought to vanquish the focal points of traditional painting through a balanced fragmentation of the picture plane, Saccoccio does...
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Lesley Vance, Artist Interview
Jennifer Samet interviewed Lesley Vance for the blog Beer with a Painter. They talk about Wisconsin, role models, artist residencies and needing find a new way with ones work.My interest in sculpture...
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