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On Long Island, Keith Sonnier Trips the Light Fantastic

August 16, 2018

Irving Sandler, 1925–2018

An insider with close ties to artists such as Willem de Kooning and Philip Guston, the art historian enriched his criticism with a sense of personal investment

June 4, 2018

Uncanny Rally: “People” Is People, Which Is as It Should Be

A new show at Jeffey Deitch presents a cavalcade of figurative sculpture

June 1, 2018

Six Shows to Get You Cultured This Spring

April 16, 2018

Cyprien Gaillard’s Decadent Visions of Decay

March 16, 2018

Uncaged: Danh Vo’s Ready-Made Reality at the Guggenheim

The Vietnamese artist reminds us that the past lingers in the present, and that behind beauty, there is always some barbarism

March 7, 2018

At The New Museum, Nathaniel Mellors Strains for Laughs

February 16, 2018

The Twelve Tribes of Israel, Together at the Frick

February 8, 2018

Small Wonders: Victoria Gitman’s Meticulous Eye for Detail

February 1, 2018

How Gordon Matta-Clark Carved Beauty Out of New York’s Urban Blight

November 29, 2017