Monthly Archives: October 2010

William Lamson | The New York Times >> “Mr. Lamson’s action has a sweet pathos about it: he’s a tiny man making his mark in the wilderness. There is an obliquely comical aspect, too, in the nostalgic effort to revive … Continue reading →

Daniel Zeller & Ati Maier | L Magazine >> “Maier’s work remains partly rooted in figuration, as in the large-scale piece that gives her exhibition its title, “Giant Dipper” (2010), where thick, swooping lines of ink and airbrushed paints in … Continue reading →

Dawn Clements | Hales Gallery >> “Dawn Clements work often begins as a small drawing of a single figure, object or space from life, film or TV. To these more paper is often added making the process a very organic way … Continue reading →

William Lamson | The Brooklyn Rail >> “Will Lamson’s work has never suffered from lack of conceptual focus—even if the imagery or form of a particular piece is atypical, it usually has his fingerprints all over it.”

David Scher’s “regular is best” is a featured exhibition on WNYC Edward M. Gómez writes about Scher’s work in the October issue of Art & Antiques, “drawn together.”