Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - May 2, 2019 “Peaceable contentment, untroubled by any curiosity, is a tangible sign of the insupportable bumptiousness that is ...

in Woman’s Art Journal (vol. 40, no. 1, Spring/Summer 2019) 62-63. Chronicle Books (October 23, 2018) https://www.amazon.com/Art-Feminism-Images-Equality-185...

Degree Critical - Art Review - March 29, 2019 In 1974, the United States fissured metaphorically, divided in so many ways by an onslaught of political and c...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review & Feature - December 20, 2018 Francis Bacon, the indomitable twentieth-century painter whose gritty and chaotic life was expresse...

BOMB Magazine - Art Review - December 3, 2018 A smooth, oblong head, encased in what appears to be a viscous substance, struggles to emerge in Rona Pondick’...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - November 26, 2018 Entering John Bock’s current exhibition, Dead + Juicy, provokes an immediate and profound sense of unease. Th...

Degree Critical - Art Review - October 12, 2018 Brash. Edgy. Rude. Badass. These are just a few of the words frequently used to describe the work of the Bri...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - September 22, 2018 At the entrance to The Un-Heroic Act: Representations of Rape in Contemporary Women’s Art in the U.S., on vi...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - September 16, 2018 The music hits you as you walk through the door of Kate Werble Gallery, where Walking Backward Running Forwa...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - June 5, 2018 Berlin-based artist Jorinde Voigt is recognized for the luminosity of her cerebral, abstract drawings, which featu...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review & Feature - April 4, 2018 In dream analysis, it’s said that the familiar nightmare of one’s teeth falling out represents anxiety ...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - March 5, 2018 History is made up of layers. The present, like a creeping vine, overtakes the past and without studied remembran...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - February 7, 2018 A woman, face blemished with grime, sleeps in a half-sitting position, her head propped in one hand. Her body ...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - December 13, 2017 Gates of Paradise opens with an image of one of the Hiroshi Sugimoto’s signature subjects, the open sea, captu...

BOMB Magazine - Art Review - November 15, 2017 “The personal is political,” a phrase popularized by the writer and activist Carol Hanisch when she penned a p...

Hyperallergic - Art Review - October 26, 2017 It begins with oranges. Shortly after the United States acquired Puerto Rico from Spain, in the aftermath of i...

Hyperallergic - Art Review - October 10, 2017 Chimera was first used by the ancient Greeks to describe a mythological, multi-headed, fire-breathing monster. ...

Brooklyn Rail: Art Books - October 5, 2017 The portrait’s subject, a young woman with a snub nose in three-quarter profile, stares back at her viewer, the wi...

Brooklyn Rail - Art Review - July 14, 2017 A convergence of influences is at play across painter Ali Banisadr’s body of work. In writing dedicated to his pai...

Hyperallergic - Art Review - May 25, 2017 Before Susan Meiselas, as a freshly minted member of Magnum Photos, traveled to Nicaragua at the end of the 1970s t...