"I installed it around 4:30 pm on the 11th for the opening and then they stole it at 9 am. I only got to see it for a little bit," Ramiken Crucible founder Mike Egan said.
Incisive institutional critique, free-thinking abstractions, and a free-wheeling group show about the body and torture: it's all here!
At this point in her short career, Diamond Stingily is probably known best for a work she didn’t create—Martine Syms’s video Notes on Gesture (2015), which was shown last year at…
Sean Steadman at Project Native Informant, Jason Benson at Bodega, Eli Ping at Ramiken Crucible, Alex Chaves at Night Gallery, Elad Lassry at David Kordansky
Each summer seems to be shorter than the last one in the New York art world, and now we’re back. Hundreds of galleries have opened new exhibitions around town over the past three weeks. The…
With its windows shattered, seeming cadavers arranged for examination and a glittering space rover settled atop a collapsed wall, Ramiken Crucible appeared to be the excavation site for some distant d…
The past five years have seen the emergence of a new generation of American photographers, who, though their aims and methods vary, have in common a freewheeling approach to their chosen discipline…
Maybe it's the increasing number of empty storefronts in New York that has stoked entrepreneurial fires. The Lower East Side, with its intimate spaces, relatively low rents and anti-Chelsea vibe, cont…