Oct 26, 2017Allora & Calzadilla Confront Puerto Rico’s Fraught Relationship with the USHyperallergic - Art Review - October 26, 2017 It begins with oranges. Shortly after the United States acquired Puerto Rico from Spain,...
Oct 10, 2017Delicate Paintings from Drag Icon Vaginal Davis Meet Monumental Sculpture From Louise NevelsonHyperallergic - Art Review - October 10, 2017 Chimera was first used by the ancient Greeks to describe a mythological, multi-headed,...
Oct 5, 2017Book Review: Marie Darrieusecq: Being Here is Everything, The Life of Paula M. BeckerBrooklyn Rail: Art Books - October 5, 2017 The portrait’s subject, a young woman with a snub nose in three-quarter profile, stares back...
Jul 14, 2017Ali Banisadr: Trust in the Future at Sperone WestwaterBrooklyn Rail - Art Review - July 14, 2017 A convergence of influences is at play across painter Ali Banisadr’s body of work. In writing...
May 25, 2017Witnessing the Female Gaze in Susan Meiselas’s 1970s Street Photos Hyperallergic - Art Review - May 25, 2017 Before Susan Meiselas, as a freshly minted member of Magnum Photos, traveled to Nicaragua at...
Apr 21, 2017Drawing on Firsthand Experience to Depict the Horrors of Hurricane KatrinaHyperallergic - Art Review - April 21, 2017 Even after 12 years, the specter of Hurricane Katrina still hovers over the American psyche....
Apr 11, 2017An Impulse Towards Narrative: Agnès Varda at Blum & Poe artcritical - Art Review - April 11, 2017 No matter what medium she is working in, artist and filmmaker Agnès Varda’s gift has always...
Apr 6, 2017Alice Neel's Uptown at David ZwirnerDegree Critical - Art Review - April 6, 2017 American artist Alice Neel’s early adult life was marked by a series of traumas. In her...
Apr 1, 2017Romare Bearden: Bayou Fever and Related Works at DC Moore GalleryBrooklyn Rail - Art Review - April 1, 2017 For the artist Romare Bearden—born in 1911 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina—the American...
Mar 14, 2017Katharina Gross: Color and Dimension Unbound Degree Critical - Art Review - March 14, 2017 German painter Katharina Grosse has become renowned for her physical painting techniques....
Mar 2, 2017Pipes Stream Poetry in an Interactive Response to Flint’s Water Crisis Hyperallergic - Art Review - March 2, 2017 Lead poisoning can stunt my growth / And mess with my mind / We would like help if you don’t...
Dec 9, 2016The Passionate Art of LGBTQ Prisoners in the US Hyperallergic - Art Review - December 2016 One of the two hands thrust through the bars clutches a pencil, and the wrist sports the...
Nov 1, 2016Caitlin Keogh: Loose Ankles at BortolamiBrooklyn Rail - Art Review - November 1, 2016 Across the board, Caitlin Keogh’s work appears at first formally sound and visually...
Oct 14, 2016Vintage Postcards for the Apocalypse: David Opdyke at Magnan Metz GalleryHyperallergic - Art Review - October 14, 2016 In a profile of journalist Tony Schwartz by Jane Mayer in a July issue of the New Yorker,...
May 21, 2016Faith and Formalism: Rachel Harrison at MoMAartcritical - Art Review - May 21, 2016 In 2000, a miracle occurred in the blue-collar town of Perth Amboy, New Jersey. On a window of...
Apr 6, 2016Tim Hawkinson: Counterclockwise at Pace GalleryBrooklyn Rail - Art Review - April 6, 2016 What strikes first upon entry to Pace Gallery on West 24th Street is the persistent thrum of...
Apr 5, 2016The Kinetics of Stillness: Maria Hassabi at MoMA Degree Critical - Art Review - April 5, 2016 On a recent Saturday morning at the Museum of Modern Art, I witnessed a witnessing. Looking...
Apr 1, 2016Sue Williams at 303 GalleryBrooklyn Rail - Art Review - April 1, 2017 In the early days of Sue Williams’s career, her work frequently centered on male violence...
Mar 24, 2016America is Hard to See: David Hammons at Mnuchin artcritical - Art Review - March 24, 2016 “Prankster” is a word that comes up repeatedly in discussions of artist David Hammons and his...
Mar 5, 2016Nona Faustine: White Shoes at Smack Mellon GalleryBrooklyn Rail - Art Review - March 4, 2016 Ralph Eugene Meatyard, a married father of three children, was an optician who lived and...
