• Reviews

Judy Pfaff

Navigating Judy Pfaff’s exhibitions is like moving through jungle chaos. Multisized assemblages converge into installations that sometimes consume entire rooms.

• By
  Dennis Kardon
• Jan 12, 2015 2:54 pm

• News

Dealer, Actress, Pop Icon: Homage to Holly Solomon

A new Chelsea exhibition celebrates the achievements and all-around fabulousness of the art-world superstar

• By
  Stephanie Strasnick
• Jan 7, 2014 7:00 am

• News

Cut-and-Paste Culture: The New Collage

Contemporary artists are updating the modernist tradition with new tactics and new media

• By
  Rachel Wolff
• Dec 12, 2013 8:00 am

• Features

Collage Center Coming to Milton, Pa: If You Build It Will They Come?

Pavel Zoubok, proprietor of an eponymous collage gallery on 23rd Street in Chelsea, is parlaying his encyclopedic knowledge of the medium and his long-running connections with collectors and artists…

• By
  Leigh Anne Miller
• Sep 27, 2011 3:26 pm

• Features

David Ebony’s Top 10 Picks from the Art Show

Each year, members of the prestigious Art Dealers Association of America come to New York to put on a show, the Art Show, to be exact. The 2011 Art Show (March 2–6) at the Park Avenue Armory, its 23rd…

• By
  David Ebony
• Mar 2, 2011 5:37 pm

• Reviews

Christopher Tanner

For the New York-based artist Christopher Tanner—also a set designer, actor and downtown cabaret singer in drag—that old modernist dictum “less is more” has rarely carried much weight. Rather, his m…

• By
  Edward M. Gomez
• Jun 4, 2010 4:10 pm

• Reviews

Jir Kolr

Though Czech artist JirË?í KolárË? (1914-2002) eventually migrated from poetry to collage, he was always a wordsmith, inventing names for the gestures and elements that inspired his process: crumpla…

• By
  Elaine Sexton
• Mar 29, 2010 2:49 pm