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Paolo and Francesca: Bill Berkson and Oona Ratcliffe
 
Paolo and Francesca after Dante Alighieri, from Canto 5, second circle Inferno, “La Bufera” – the whirlwind where souls reside whose reason was overwhelmed by desire. Smitten, I began: “Poet, I would speak with that pair who go so lightly...
Hardware and Software Conspire: Peter Soriano at Frederico Sève
 
Peter Soriano, Other Side #93 (BASC), 2010, Steel Cable, aluminum pipe, and spray paint, Dimensions variable. Courtesy of Frederico Sève Gallery
Peter Soriano: Dimensions Variable ran from September 23 to November 6 ...
A Postmodern Garden: The Work of Margaret Lanzetta
 
Margaret Lanzetta, Karnal 0184, 2009. Oil and enamel on panel, 24 x 24 inches. Courtesy of the Artist.
The artist’s show at College of the Holy Cross’s Cantor Gallery in Worcester, MA closes December 15 ...
 

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Cry Stall Gaze: Anne Waldman and Pat Steir

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Installation of works by Kathy Butterly at the Tibor de Nagy booth, The Art Show, Park Avenue Armory, March 3-6, 2011

Where are the fairs, and how fare the wares?


A Gazetteer of fairs in New York City in Armory Week, March 2011

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