Lee Mullican
Concurrent exhibitions at Susan Inglett and James Cohan offered a comprehensive look at California-based painter Lee Mullican (1919–1998). In San Francisco in the early 1950s, Mullican and fellow arti…
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Susan Inglett
Gary Stephan
Like members of the aristocracy, Gary Stephan's 11 recent abstract acrylic paintings at Susan Inglett presented an intimidating formal starchiness, with their high contrast, muted palette and precis…
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Beverly Semmes
Beverly Semmes became known in the 1990s for overscale dresses that cascade down the wall and flow into the room.
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IFPDA Print Fair Mixes Historical and Contemporary
Visitors have been wowed, for example, by a stupendous woodblock print by Polly Apfelbaum that faces the entrance.
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Sarah Charlesworth, 1947-2013
New York-based artist Sarah Charlesworth died June 25 from a cerebralhemorrhage, according to her dealer, New York's Susan Inglett, who spoketo A.i.A. by phone today. No further details were given…
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Hope Gangloff
Working within the traditional realm of portrait painting, Hope Gangloff has developed a stylized approach that favors texture and shape over light and depth.
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An Art Fair with Multiple(s) Offerings
The Editions/Artists' Book Fair, the annual showcase for the hottest new prints on the press, takes place Nov. 3–6 at 548 W. 22nd St., in the former Dia Center for the Arts building in Chelsea. Unli…
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William Villalongo
The paintings in William Villalongo's exhibition, understatedly titled "Bathing Nymph," depict quasi-naturalistic playgrounds of decadence and depravity, combining so many references and symbols fro…
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