Installation shot of Rematerializing “Six Years” at the Brooklyn Museum

Blake Gopnik, Jane Harris and Christian Viveros-Faune joined moderator David Cohen to discuss Regarding Warhol at the Met, Materializing “Six Years”: Lucy R. Lippard and the Emergence of Conceptual Art  at the Brooklyn Museum, and The Times Square Show Revisited at Hunter College.

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Tatzu Nishi: Discovering Columbus
On view September 20 – November 18, 2012 in Columbus Circle, New York City
Presented by Public Art Fund
Photo: Tom Powel Imaging, Courtesy Public Art Fund, NY

The shows to be considered at the National Academy October 26 at 6.30 PM by David Cohen and his guests Nora Griffin, Phoebe Hoban and Donald B. Kuspit are as follows: Louise Fishman, at Cheim & Read (547 West 25 Street, 212 242 7727); Casey Jex Smith: Fiend In The Void, Based On The Romney Campaign, at Allegra LaViola Gallery (179 East Broadway, 917 463 3901); Michelle Stuart: Palimpsests, at Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects, 535 West 22 Street, 6th Floor, 212 255 8450 and Tatzu Nishi: Discovering Columbus, a project organized by the Public Art Fund, at Columbus Circle (8th Avenue/Broadway/West 59 Street, 212 980 4575).

To view Discovering Columbus online reservation is required at publicartfund.org.

The National Academy is at 1083 Fifth Avenue at 89th Street. Admission is $12 ($7 for students and seniors, free for National Academicians and students of the NA Schools.)

Lance Esplund, Maddie Phinney and Barry Schwabsky join David Cohen to discuss exhibitions by Polly Apfelbaum at Hansel & Gretel Picture Garden and D’Amelio Gallery, Stan Douglas at David Zwirner, Douglas Florian at Bravinlee Programs, Ron Gorchov at Cheim & Read, Eve Sonneman at Nohra Haime Gallery, and Yang Fudong at Marian Goodman Gallery.

Polly Apfelbaum, Flatterland Funkytown, 2012. Installation, D’Amelio Gallery, New York

Stan Douglas, Two Friends, 1975, 2012. Digital C-print mounted on Dibond aluminum, 42 x 56 Inches, edition of 5. Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery

Douglas Florian, Dawn Thief, Oil on wood, 18 x 18 Inches. Courtesy of Bravinlee Programs

Ron Gorchov, Artemisia, 2011. Oil on linen, 43 1/2 x 36 x 8 1/2 Inches. Courtesy of Cheim & Read

Eve Sonneman, Femmes de Chambre en Rang, La Croisette, Cannes, 2012. Digitally printed photograph on Japanese paper, diptych, edition of 10, 20 x 30 Inches. Courtesy of Nohra Haime Gallery

Yang Fudong, Fifth Night, 2010. Video Installation. Courtesy of Marian Goodman Gallery

Bill Berkson, Will Heinrich and Karen Wilkin joined David Cohen to discuss the Whitney Biennial 2012.

Werner Herzog

Faye Hirsch, Franklin Einspruch, and Christina Kee, join David Cohen to review  Mary Corse at Lehmann Maupin,  Ridley Howard at Leo Koenig, Glenn Goldberg at Jason McCoy, and Joyce Pensato at Friedrich Petzel.

Mary Corse, Installation shot. Courtesy of Lehmann Maupin

Glenn Goldberg, Fourth Elixir, 2011. Acrylic, ink and gesso on canvas, 30 x 60 Inches. Courtesy of Jason McCoy Gallery

Ridley Howard, Trattoria, 2011. Oil on linen, 24 x 30 Inches. Courtesy of Leo Koenig, Inc

Joyce Pensato, Batman Returns. Installation shot. Courtesy of Friedrich Petzel

Michèle C. Cone,  Ana Finel-Honigman and Anthony Haden-Guest joined David Cohen to review exhibitions of Ai Weiwei, Slater Bradley, Sarah Sze, and Lola Montes Schnabel.

Ai Weiwei, Sunflower Seeds, 2010. Installation shot. Courtesy Mary Boone Gallery

Slater Bradley, Don’t Let Me Disappear, 2009-11. Video Still. Courtesy Team Gallery

Sarah Sze, Day, 2003. Offset lithograph and silkscreen, 37 3/4 x 71 Inches. Courtesy the Asia Society

Lola Montes Schnabel, The Fox, 2011. Courtesy The Hole

David Brody, Karen Gover, and Ara Merjian join David Cohen to discuss Nan Goldin at Matthew Marks, Jim Lambie at Anton Kern, Suzanne McClelland at Sue Scott, and Katia Santibañez at Morgan Lehman.

Nan Goldin, Swan-like embrace, Paris, 2010. Chromogenic print, 30 x 40 Inches, Courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery

Jim Lambie, Spritualized, 2011. Installation view, Courtesy Anton Kern Gallery

Suzanne McClelland, Spin, 2011. Polymer, charcoal on linen, 18 x 18 Inches, Courtesy Sue Scott Gallery

Katia Santibañez, The Red Path, 2011. Flashe on panel, 60 x 72 Inches, Courtesy Morgan Lehman Gallery