Amy Granat
Amy Granat’s interest in making a silent film version of Paul Bowles’s The Sheltering Sky seems to have been prompted by the visual atmosphere against which the three main characters’ turbulent…
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Nick Mauss
In 2005, Nick Mauss (b. 1980) was catapulted into the permanent collection of MoMA with its acquisition of over 40 drawings by him, part of the Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Colle…
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Tonight: Much Ado About Gabriel Orozco
The tightly edited survey of Gabriel Orozco's major works, on view at MoMA, is an exercise in calculated futility made to illustrate the artist's oft-repeated aim to frustrate, "the expectations of th…
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Filling in the Dots
Tauba Auerbach's dizzying, opt-art minded work draws influence from many sources, from the stark graphic designs of Alexander Girard to Guy de Cointet's linguistic musings. Working across a variety of…
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Robert Longo Surrenders the Absolutes
Robert Longo has at times been an art world darling and a target of critical derision, the latter being a fate few artists would hope to suffer.
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Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
When a major museum decides to absorb a collection as a gift, the inherent question of its owner's taste -- a tar pit of concerns that are nonetheless significant in interpreting its selection and for…
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Banks Violette
The ten graphite drawings and one salt sculpture that compose Banks Violette's latest exhibition at Team Gallery, Not Yet Titled, are haunting creations; they're attempts to breathe life into subjects…
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Guns and Knives Robert Lazzarini Suspends Disbelief
If New York City could be compared to Florence in the throes of the Renaissance then Robert Lazzarini could be from either world, a Renaissance maestro of yesteryear or a commercially successful artis…
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Jonathan Horowitz: And/Or
Upon entering the P.S. 1 exhibition "Jonathan Horowitz: And/Or," one is greeted by an official portrait of President George W. Bush. The framed headshot, with the naïve, toothy grin, salt and pepper h…
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Popular Mechanics Walead Beshty
London-born, LA-based artist Walead Beshty's recent exhibition of photographs, entitled "Popular Mechanics," is a meditation on the intermediaries of art making.
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