Review: “Jack Wright: A Unified Theory of Painting” at Krowswork, Oakland
“Jack Wright: A Unified Theory of Painting” Krowswork 480 23rd Street, Oakland, California May 2–June 7, 2014 “Resuscitating Reputation,” by John Held, Jr. …
Posts tagged abstraction
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September 27, 2015 Beatitude: Jay DeFeo’s Alter Ego at Hosfelt Gallery
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September 26, 2015 Sleepless Nights: Wavelengths at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival
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June 1, 2015 Narratives Swathed in a Dreamlike State: Kurt Seligmann at Weinstein Gallery
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May 14, 2015 Everyday, a color: Leah Rosenberg at Irving Street Projects
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April 21, 2015 Frames of Mind: Crossroads 2015
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Review: Clare Rojas, “Caerulea” at Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco
Clare Rojas, “Caerulea” Gallery Paule Anglim 14 Geary Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 April 23–May 31, 2014 by Leora Lutz For …
Considering the Ethics of Abstraction, Part One
This piece is the first in an ongoing exploration. By Peter Cochrane I recently saw the James Turrell retrospective at the Los Angeles …
Review: The Whitney Biennial, 2014
“The Whitney Biennial” Curated by Michelle Grabner, Anthony Elms, and Stuart Comer The Whitney Museum of American Art 945 Madison Ave, Manhattan, NY 10021 March …
SFAQ Review: “Brian Fridge: Sequences” Solo Exhibition at Horton Gallery, New York
“Brian Fridge: Sequences” Curated by James Cope March 5th—April 6th 2014 Horton Gallery | 55-59 Chrystie Street, Suite #R106 New York, New York, 10009 Secrets …
SFAQ Pick: “#PAINTING” solo exhibition by Chicago based artist Josh Reames at Luis De Jesus, Los Angeles.
Currently on view at Luis De Jesus, Los Angeles is “#PAINTING,” a solo exhibition by Chicago based artist, Josh Reames. Reames’ new body of work …
Making a List, Checking it Twice
Many art publications have been putting out “year-end best-of” lists. (That is all this month’s artforum is.) I don’t care about “ranking” art shows, being …
“Drag” & “Abstraction”
Most of my performer friends feel about “drag” the way most of my painter friends feel about “abstraction”: that they represent historical languages so …