Solo Show – Secret Life of Flowers at Stone Tower Gallery 2026
Exhibition Title – Secret Life of Flowers February 21 – March 22, 2026 Stone Tower Gallery Glen Echo Park 7300 MacArthur Blvd., From Washington Post review: … Read More
Francine Tint 2022
In the Brooklyn Rail post, Francine Tint: Life in Action by David Ebony, he writes: Tint has followed an improvised, idiosyncratic path. She has struggled against the kind of doctrinaire formalism to … Read More
Pat Lipsky – on the art of “painters who happen to be …”
Pat Lipsky is perhaps today’s most distinguished abstract painter continuing to explore the language of color and form. In a singular examination of art world mechanics, Pat Lipsky, in a … Read More
John Yau: Church and Nozkowski and Their Views of the Catskills
At the Smithsonian Museum, don’t miss a chance to hear art critic, poet, curator, and writer John Yau discuss 19th-century landscape painter Frederic Edwin Church and 20th-century abstractionist Thomas Nozkowski. … Read More
Peter Bradley Exhibit
Karma Gallery in new West Hollywood is showing Peter Bradley’s paintings from the 1970s. The press release on the show offers this history: In the early 1970s, the young painter … Read More
What the Word “Beauty” Meant to Helen Frankenthaler
Douglas Dreishpoon discussed the later works of Helen Frankenthaler in the context of the concept of “beauty”. It’s also about age and experience. He invokes novelist Toni Morrison, who … Read More
Gorky in the NGA “Double” exhibit
Although Arshile Gorky is included in the book Abstract Painting: Concepts and Techniques for his abstract work, it is interesting to spotlight an important series of representational works he produced. … Read More
Mysteries of Mondrian
Peter Schjeldahl writes wonderfully in The New Yorker about “Piet Mondrian: A Life”. This review covers Mondrian’s dynamics with Picasso, Pollock, Duchamp and jazz. Schjeldahl, comparing Mondrian to … Read More
Piet Mondrian: A Life
Piet Mondrian: A Life is the first comprehensive biography on Mondrian ever published in English. Mondrian was not the monk some historians have made him out to be. Though … Read More
Mondrian at National Gallery of Art “Seeing Double”
Included in the wonderful exhibit “Seeing Double” at NGA is an emblematic painting by Piet Mondrian and one of the same size by Marlow Moss (1932). The two works are … Read More