Read a short piece on Nadja Bournonville’s exhibition in The New Yorker — The Berlin-based photographer shows a series inspired by pictures of female patients diagnosed with hysteria at a Paris hospital in the eighteen-nineties. Bournonville’s staged scenarios and still-lifes are … Continue reading →

See Dennis Kardon’s review of Sarah Walker’s current exhibition, Planet X, on artcritical.com Quantum Fields and Cellular Processes: Sarah Walker at Pierogi by Dennis Kardon Sarah Walker: Planet X at Pierogi Gallery Sarah Walker’s art is like visual quicksand. From a distance, these … Continue reading →

Read the review of “Planet X” by Sarah Walker on SocietePierrier.com here.

http://www.artbabble.org/video/ima/divining-meteorology-william-lamson http://www.imamuseum.org/exhibition/william-lamson-divining-meteorology Divining Meteorology April 8 – Aug 28, 2011 In Divining Meteorology, William Lamson explores the forces of nature and the passage of time, reanimating a former communications tower by transforming it into an instrument.  Originally designed to withstand the trials of … Continue reading →

Tom Burckhardt in conversation with John Yau >> “You want to slow looking down. Once we become aware that it’s a painting but that the thumbtacks aren’t real, so to speak, everything gets slowed down, and you become more conscious … Continue reading →

Art | Katharina Grosse, by Ati Maier >> “Katharina Grosse titled her exhibition One Floor Up More Highly. Her unique approach to painting has long fascinated me. As Grosse says, painting is not a closed system, it is a window, it … Continue reading →

Mark Lombardi | Index reviewed by R.C. Baker >> “Vast conspiracies throw off facts and theories like sparks sputtering in the darkness, making conclusions ever elusive.”

Patrick Jacobs’ “Familiar Terrian” review by Ken Johnson >> “Patrick Jacobs’ superrealistic, miniature sculptures are amazing. You view them through round glass lenses built into gallery walls like portholes.”