Reviews

Reviews

Circle in the Square

By Posted 08/15/11
Jules Olitski, Fair Charlotte, 1961, Magna acrylic on canvas, 80" x 122". FreedmanArt.

Jules Olitski at FreedmanArt, up through August 12. Read More

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Unfinished Werk

By Posted 06/01/11
Franz Erhard Walther's Sehkanal, 1968. Museumgoers activate Walther's fabric "instruments" through physical interaction. PAULA COURT/COURTESY DIA ART FOUNDATION, NEW YORK

Franz Erhard Walther’s sculptures are perpetual works in progress. Read More

Profiles Reviews

Britain’s Curator of Garbage

By Posted 06/01/11
Visitors could walk through the partly disassembled Gulf Stream camper featured in the installation Quiver of Arrows at 303 Gallery in New York last year.

Mike Nelson’s multiroom installations hint at marginal lives and fallen ideologies. Read More

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‘Painting from the Viceroyalties’

By Posted 02/01/11
Anonymous painter from Lima, Arcángel San Miguel, 18th century, oil on canvas, 673⁄4" x 45". CREDIT Parroquia de Santa MarÍa La Mayor, Ezcaray, La Rioja, Spain

Prado and Palacio Real, Madrid. Read More

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Michelangelo: The Drawings of a Genius

By Posted 01/01/11
Michelangelo Buonarroti, Christ on the Cross with the Virgin Mary and Saint John, 1555–64, black chalk, heightened with white (oxidized), 161⁄8" x 1015⁄16". ©THE BRITISH MUSEUM, LONDON

Albertina, Vienna
Through January 9 Read More

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10,000 Lives

By Posted 11/01/10
Ydessa Hendeles, Partners (The Teddy Bear Project), 2002, family-album photographs, antique teddy bears with photographs of their original owners and related ephemera, mahogany display cases, painted steel mezzanines, and painted portable walls with hanging light fixtures and custom wall lighting, dimensions variable. COURTESY YDESSA HENDELES AND THE YDESSA HENDELES ART FOUNDATION

Gwangju Biennale 2010
Gwangju, South Korea
Through November 7 Read More

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Whitney Biennial

By Posted 03/01/10
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A review of "2010". Read More

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Rooms with a View

By Posted 09/01/07
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The Venice Biennale and Documenta 12 provide a thoughtful take on the shock of the news. Read More