Making New Sense of Abstraction: Lisa Abbott-Canfield and Bettina Blohm
Their joint exhibition at SUNY College Old Westbury runs through March 15
Hallucinatory Beauty: The Poetic is the Political in the Still Lives of Janet Fish
by Ilka Scobie
Her exhibition, up through March 17, spans a decade of recent work
Bathos of a Profound TItle: THE END at Vogt
by Bessie Zhu
Curated by Michael Bühler-Rose and John Connelly, this group show runs through February 25
![installation shot of the exhibition under review with Thomas Scheibitz, Standard, 2011, MDF, wood, vinly, lacquer and spray paint, 55-1/2 x 26-3/4 x 5-1/8 inches, to right, and A Panoramic VIEW of Basic Events, 2011 [details in preceding slide] to right. Courtesy of Tanya Bonakdar Gallery](http://www.artcritical.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/ts-install-71x71.jpg "installation shot of the exhibition under review with Thomas Scheibitz, Standard, 2011, MDF, wood, vinly, lacquer and spray paint, 55-1/2 x 26-3/4 x 5-1/8 inches, to right, and A Panoramic VIEW of Basic Events, 2011 [details in preceding slide] to right. Courtesy of Tanya Bonakdar Gallery")
From Bauhaus to DNA: Thomas Scheibitz at Tanya Bonakdar
The German artist’s exhibition continues through February 18
Colored Like Burgundy: Tim Scott at Loretta Howard
by Piri Halasz
Vintage works by the British sculptor on view in Chelsea through February 25
Embroidery as Existentialism: Leor Grady’s Objects of Affection
The Israeli artist is at Y Gallery through February 5
Its a Gray Old World: Grisaille at Luxembourg & Dayan
Not just another color: grisaille in historically diverse show
Paintings You Can Jump On: George McNeil in the 1960s
He aspired to be “completely sensate” – spontaneous, but with long periods of revision
Mesmerizing Claustrophobia: Drawings and Paintings by Lori Ellison
by David Brody
“Impossibly dense, emphatically wobbly, but geometric to the core.” At McKenzie Fine Art
All That Is Solid Melts Into Air: Simone Jones at Ronald Feldman
A new writer at artcritical. The show took place in November/December.
