Hans Hofmann
The painter Hans Hofmann remains best known for his "push-pull" method, by which pictorial elements emerge, recede, and jostle in dialectical tension across a canvas's surface. A number of works on…
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Retrospective
Cathy Wilkes
If one had to name a single idea or type of experience underlying all of Wilkes's production, it would be that of poverty: not just the absence of money in itself, but the kind of poverty that is a…
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Al Taylor
In the work of Al Taylor (1948–1999), nothing is quite what it seems. Or perhaps, objects are everything they seem, all at once.
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Lines of Thought
Examining Agnes Martin's traveling retrospective, her recent biographer considers how the formal and spiritual universals the painter sought arose out of the personal conditions she suppressed.
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Dark Machines: Wyatt Niehaus
The "lights out" factory—devoid of humans, run entirely by machines—has long been a dream for industrial manufacturers. Twenty-five-year-old, New York-based artist Wyatt Niehaus describes it as "an…
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MoMA’s Kathy Halbreich Is Connecting the Polke Dots
The museum's associate director has organized the first exhibition to unite work in all mediums by the elusive German artist Sigmar Polke
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That’s All, Foulkes
Documentary chronicles life and times of artist who repeatedly shoots himself in the foot
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From the Archives: Innocence and Irony: The Art of Ree Morton
Morton was an interesting, energetic artist who got better and better.
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