
Making New Sense of Abstraction: Lisa Abbott-Canfield and Bettina Blohm
Their joint exhibition at SUNY College Old Westbury runs through March 15

The Memory of the Dance: Trisha Brown at Sikkema Jenkins
The legendary choreographer’s performative drawings are on view through January 25

A Grand Citizen of the World: Eunah Kim, 1973-2010
A New York memorial for the Korean-American artist, who died in Seoul last November, took place in June.

A Thousand Words For Ai Wei Wei
A personal statement by artcritical’s regular China hand complements our editorial on the subject

The Raw and the Cooked: The late paintings of Hans Hartung
The French-German abstractionist’s first New York show since 1975, up through December 30

His Own Person, Despite Influences: Jeff Kessel’s abstract paintings
at Derek Eller Gallery until August 13

Gerard Mosse at Elga Wimmer
Reinterpreting Flavin’s purist experiments with light within the medium of oil on linen enables Mosse to describe the moment when color becomes something as indefinable as light.

Bill Jensen at Cheim & Read
Jensen is in some ways a reticent painter, removing all signs of a brushstroke. His quietness, though, becomes something else when one regards the casual mastery and expressiveness of color in much of his art.



