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The New Mexico Life of Artist Agnes Martin
Phaidon’s re-released Agnes Martin monograph paints a full picture of the visionary artist’s storied careerOver seven decades, Agnes Martin solidified her reputation as a pioneer of minimalism and abstract painting with iconic artworks that continue to inspire. Phaidon’s highly coveted Agnes Martin: Paintings, Writings, Remembrances, the first and only career retrospective of the American artist, has returned to the marketplace ... More -
The Brightest Lights on Broadway: Kara Young
The actress stunned in Second Stage Theater’s recently-closed production of "Clyde’s" by Lynn NottageThis Harlem-based actress will likely turn out to be one of the MVPs of this year’s theater season. She more than held her own opposite more seasoned performers Uzo Aduba and Ron Cephas Jones in Second Stage Theater’s recently-closed production of Clyde’s by Lynn Nottage. Young ... More -
Inside New York City’s Loft Generation
A posthumous book by artist and critic Edith Schloss examines the Chelsea enclave of some of the most famous artists of the 20th centuryIn a posthumous book, The Loft Generation: From the de Koonings to Twombly: Portraits and Sketches, 1942-2011, edited by Mary Venturini, the late artist and art critic Edith Schloss writes about a community of American abstract expressionist painters, musicians, photographers, dancers and artists who took up ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Celebrating Royal Fabergé
The father of Fabergé eggs had a cabinet full of non-egg-shaped curiositiesPeter Carl Fabergé may be best known as the father of Fabergé eggs—those nonpareil Easter eggs originally commissioned by Russia’s emperor—but the jeweler’s work in fact comes in a vivid array of shapes and sizes. A selection of it can be found at the forthcoming exhibit “Celebrating Royal Fabergé – ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Celebrating Royal Fabergé
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The Most Provocative Art at Spring/Break
At the avant-garde art fair, this immersive booth showcased female sexuality outside of the male gazeIn the crowded lineup of art fairs from Armory Week’s New York takeover, which officially ends today, several vied for the title of the “anti-art fair,” eschewing their mainstream counterparts' reputations for showcasing more pomp and circumstance than actual art. Perhaps no fair embodied that spirit better than Spring/Break, ... More -
The Most Provocative Art at Spring/Break
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Political Art for President’s Day Weekend
Not here for President's Day? These three new art shows will feed your anti-establishment spiritIn today’s climate, "President’s Day" feels more like a reminder of the current administration’s untold calamities than a case for proud remembrance. And what better way to fill the void left by our dashed “Oprah 2020” dreams than to engage with art? After all, it was art – namely the ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Leelee Kimmel at the Journal
Kimmel (née Sobieski) has unveiled her first solo show since leaving HollywoodStep aside, Britney; another mid-aughts queen is putting her stamp on the artistic canon. Last month, Leelee Kimmel, f.k.a. Leelee Sobieski, star of Joy Ride, 88 Minutes and The Glass House, opened her first solo show at Williamsburg’s The Journal Gallery. Though she may technically belong to that ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Famous Portraits at Opera Gallery
The new show, “Portraits,” includes everyone from Picasso to David LaChapelle
