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Exhibitionism

THE FRONT

‘The Second Printing Revolution’ Shows Us That Information Has Never Been Free

The Grolier Club looks at the ways printing technology exploded in the 1800s, mirroring our own era of information overload.

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CULTURE

Top of the POPS: The Whitney Biennial Does Its Best to Catch the Zeitgeist in a Bottle

The latest iteration of the every-other-year visual hoedown is dour, but leavened with some serious wit.

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VOICE CHOICE

André Kertész and M.C. Escher Morphed the Mundane Into the Sublime

A wide-ranging exhibition juxtaposes photos and prints by two masters of earthbound wonder.

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VOICE CHOICE

‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ Hits Too Close to Home in Our Dystopian Times 

“Orwell and Truth,” at NYU’s Kimmel Windows Gallery, explores the history of the writer and journalist who gave us the term “Orwellian.” 

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ART

What We Talk About When We Talk About Painting

Curator Bill Arning has gathered a vibrant cast of artists to thrill the eye and beguile the brain.

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VOICE CHOICE

Two Artists Ask: How Abject Do You Wanna Get?

David Carrino and Alex Jovanovich unveil beautiful snark through elegant silk and jarring ink.

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VOICE CHOICE

Let There Be Light – and Electroluminescent Wire and LEDs and Neon and …

A show featuring illuminated art arrives just in time for the darkest days of the year. 

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VOICE CHOICE

The Studio Museum in Harlem Reopens, with More Space and Continuing Passion 

In pursuit of its mission, to represent Black culture and encourage artists of color, the museum unfolds an array of historical and contemporary art. 

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ART

Waiting for Limbo: Mary Corman’s Inviting – and Enigmatic – Interiors

The painter imbues her spaces with spiritual radiance.

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CULTURE

Art News: Can Bob Ross Save Public TV?

Viscerally talented, Ross was as much performer as painter and the sale of some of his captivating paintings will help keep the TV network he called home on the air.

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