s Martha Edelheit a feminist or is she just having fun? A new exhibition at Eric Firestone called “Flesh Walls: Tales from the 60’s” doesn’t tell. Part of the newly awaked and… https://t.co/B92095LSwF
Long before her coming out as the notorious Mlle Bourgeois Noire in 1980 and even longer before the art-world took notice, Lorraine O’Grady was making clip-out poetry from the… https://t.co/1czY4LyTgx
For much of art history, clay has functioned more or less as a craft object combining functionality with design. Its traditional relegation as the preparatory stage for bronze… https://t.co/tlS5cu3Lv2
Martha Rosler’s biggest contribution to feminism may rest quite simply in her timing. Rosler picks up steam in the mid-1970s when, after the first wave of radical feminism… https://t.co/pUkcp2KO21
Truth & Beauty: Charles White and his Circle considers the artist’s work in relation to the group of black artists that he inspired and those he sought inspiration from. It… https://t.co/F3N0d4FhdR
The needlepoint works of multi-disciplinary artist Cecilia Charlton synthesize the beauty and artistry of the decorative arts with the values and techniques of modernism.… https://t.co/bjMIqj4Zud
In 1906 the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint commenced on a series of biomorphic paintings and drawings that she destined to be housed in a spiralling building that she called the… https://t.co/jtMVVJGU6s
Depression, High-blood Pressure, Anxiety, Alcoholism: there’s a pill for all. These physical and psychological ailments are also the titles of Beverly Fishman’s new… https://t.co/ImGApSgpwb
Stephen Mueller’s bold expansive compositions are first and foremost about the pleasure of seeing yet their decorative qualities belie a cerebral complexity that is deeply… https://t.co/GhulUHEzHA
Bruce Nauman, the godfather of claustrophobia, surveillance, paranoia, and dark-aggressive humour, is currently the subject of a dual museum retrospective. The Museum of Modern… https://t.co/n4SEovudD1
The Latimer/Edison gallery at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is shaped like a donut. The outer wall is currently featuring six large paintings by… https://t.co/w5EWUwTAbP
The multi-disciplinary work of Argentinian artist Liliana Porter dispenses with linear narratives. Instead we get absurdist lessons on hero worship, the deceit of history, the… https://t.co/Dm84qqHxS7
When Jack Whitten arrived on island of Crete in 1969, it was partly to seek refuge from an art world that had been steadily gnawing at his emotional and spiritual disposition.… https://t.co/oB96no7ghD
When Jack Whitten arrived on island of Crete in 1969, it was partly to seek refuge from an art world that had been steadily gnawing at his emotional and spiritual disposition.… https://t.co/FAqB5kT3k8
The inaugural solo exhibition of Grace Weaver’s new paintings and drawings at James Cohan shines a well-deserved light on the impressive talent of this young artist. Weaver’s… https://t.co/RTV1W0uRNA
Joan Mitchell: Paintings from the Middle of the Last Century, 1953 – 1962 is a fine exhibition of works of one of America’s leading Abstract Expressionist painters. Notoriously… https://t.co/lbonAYBTzG
When you push a broom, you move forward, collecting the dirt and debris underneath and making room for a renewed surface. If you are a careless cleaner, the act of cleaning… https://t.co/P7fioepgWn
Ann Truitt’s paintings are as remarkable as her better known slender totemic sculptures. Minimalist’s only true studio artist, Truitt’s bold paintings are austere but sensuous. “I regard… https://t.co/CSyzKwXdWV
Nature takes center stage in Ugo Rondinone’s sepia drawings. Immersive, tormented compositions where trees are the main protagonists are as radical in today’s world as they were in the… https://t.co/fNUzdl4RnP
Inspired by the rhythm, grace and aesthetic of Chinese calligraphy, Vivian Springford’s color stain paintings are a dazzling journey into the sublime. Resurrected by Almine Rech Gallery… https://t.co/coeDhSF8Ve