Pilgrimage to Bridget Riley
The current exhibit at the Yale Center for British Art crystallizes a career that almost requires a pilgrimage by anyone who seriously reveres the accomplishments of purely abstract painting. There … Read More
Dan Christensen New York exhibit
On February 1, 2022, Berry Campbell gallery will present the work of artist Dan Christensen with a focus on his spray painting technique. His work can be seen as a … Read More
Nozkowski’s elective affinities with Freilicher
An exhibit pairing an abstract painter’s approach to a representational painter is discussed by David Carrier in the article, True Fictions. It is refreshing to see this pairing that ignores … Read More
Jonathan Lasker at Greene Naftali
In Artforum, Lloyd Wise discusses the exhibit of works by Jonathan Lasker. “Born Yesterday: Drawing into Painting, 1987–2020” marked the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York in more than … Read More
Joan Mitchell Retrospective travels to Boston
At The Baltimore Museum of Art from March 6, 2022 — August 14, 2022, this Joan Mitchell exhibition features approximately 70 works from public and private collections. BMA Senior … Read More
Joan Mitchell retrospective at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Sept 2021 – The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art hosts a major retrospective of the work of Joan Mitchell. The New York Times discusses the exhibition here The … Read More
Thomas Nozkowski – Summation
An important evaluation of the life and work of Thomas Nozkowski is found in the New York Times Thomas Nozkowski’s Final Statement In the face of terminal cancer, an artist … Read More
Peter Bradley in the Limelight
Peter Bradley is a featured artist in the book, Abstract Painting: Concepts and Techniques, due to his groundbreaking use of textures along with pouring techniques. He has lately been … Read More
Larry Poons – interview
From The Quietus Larry Poons’ work is at Almine Rech, London Did you ever have an important teacher like that yourself who encouraged you early on? He pauses for a while. … Read More
Comparing Frankenthaler to Rothko
Like a Rothko dancing wildly to jazz’ Frankenthaler invented a way of painting by letting colour soak into an unprepared canvas on her studio floor. The results, all around … Read More