The protean paintings of Zachary Keeting
In his first solo exhibition in New York, painter Zachary Keeting clears a high bar with a stunning set of ten paintings, on view at Underdonk through March 27.
The new theatrical space of Amy Lincoln
The new theatrical space of Amy Lincoln. September 15, 2021 2:04 pm. Amy Lincoln, installation view. Courtesy Sperone Westwater, New York.
Pam Glick’s code theory
For her new paintings, on display at The Journal Gallery in their rotating “Tennis Elbow” series, Pam Glick seems to embrace both the automatic and the procedural.
Joan Snyder: Painting from the inside out
In a 1976 Cincinnati Enquirer review of Joan Snyder’s paintings, the reviewer, Owen Findsen, surmised that she had “picked up a little of this, a little of that … and made it all uglier.”
An Education Over Coffee: Black Mountain College and Its Legacy
Black Mountain College and Its Legacy, co-curated by Robert Mattison and Loretta Howard, reflects the impressive roster of artists that made the institution outside of Asheville, North Carolina legendary.
Tworkov’s first comprehensive NYC survey opens this week
The art of Katherine Bradford, on view at Canada through October 21, is deep image painting. Her often heroic imagery and surrealist leaps echo a floating world, one that narratively exists between the real and the dream. Each work has a self-conscious spiritualist language that represents a developing poetic stance – a story that starts, but never finishes its tale.
Ford + Biala: A Fateful Meeting
There must be young men and women, of genius even, who are unsuited to gain their early living at normal occupations, or whose feelings will not let them do so.