Afghanistan in Time: Simon Norfolk at Benrubi
A photographer tracks time in a beautiful landscape wounded by war.
By This River: Greg Lindquist Paints Against Coal-Ash Pollution
An ongoing installation in Wilmington, NC, uses art to call attention to the devastation of environmental despoilation.
Always the Bride: Maria Yoon’s Marriage Experiment
The artist’s documentary about her 50 marriages explores the institution’s changing place in American culture.
States of Mind: Scooter LaForge Paints Cross-Country
The artist has documented his journey across the United States in bright and colorful paintings of passing moments.
Like This: An Exhibition of Near-Representations
A show of paintings and sculptures by three women takes allusion as its theme and raison.
Sonia Delaunay in Paris and London
A traveling retrospective of the artist and designer’s work charts her mix of fine and applied art through the previous century.
The Pictorial: Deanna Lee on the Cusp of Figuration and Abstraction
Lee’s panels blend aesthetic and biographical heritage, and show their own creation and materials.
“Another Route to Particularity”: Islanders in Copenhagen
A group show of four Brits at Galerie Mikael Andersen
“Best When He’s Messy”: Jason Brinkerhoff’s Unfinished Drawings
Taking a cue from Morton Feldman’s remark that “the love of the past in art is something very different to the artist than it is to the audience,” it’s fair to assume that the audience can remain attached to their favorite masters all their lives without very much ado. For the artist, however, a fixity…
Workerism: Annette Wehrhahn at Soloway Gallery
Wehrhahn shows part of artists’ experience: the interdependence of the studio and the home.
