About the exhibition Clay captures the mark of the human hand unlike any other medium. While it is almost obvious to consider it balm for our techno-centric world, its superpowers are undeniable: what other material, in its earthiness/tactility/associations, reminds us Read More …
About the exhibition This group is a visual catalogue that spans a broad range of forms and ideas. Each work is paired with a letter from the English alphabet. Having sifted through the 5,000 or so pieces in NIAD’s collection, Read More …
About the exhibition “Having looked through the amazing works in the NIAD web store, I started to feel like an archaeologist excavating treasures. It brought to mind Queen Puabi’s Royal Tomb, a discovery that yielded incredible finds from the ancient Sumerian Read More …
The 2019 edition of the Whitney Biennial, on view May 17 through September 22, was curated by Whitney Museum Associate Curator Jane Panetta and Assistant Curator Rujeko Hockley. Each has experience curating painting into group exhibitions, which means we should see some work on canvas Read More …
“I had specific, personal reasons for closing my gallery, but I also saw ominous, unavoidable changes in the art market which are analogous to changes in the broader economy. First, abundance plagues our industry. In January 2016, I was discussing Read More …
About the exhibition, Julia writes, “One of my favorite things about working with artists is seeing all of the reference images, notebooks, and sketches that inform the finished artworks. Each of them has taught me a bit more about the Read More …
“Pele de Lappe was a teenager when she painted “The Eyes Have It,” a surreal depiction of a woman artist being hung at the hands of a male art critic. The painting is dated circa 1931, around the time she Read More …
Ides, an ancient calendrical measurement used by the Romans to compute time according to the lunar cycle, referred to the first full moon of a given ‘month’. In the earliest examples of the Roman calendar, the Ides of March marked Read More …
In Disparate Minds: “This year begins with stunning solo exhibitions featuring two of this movement’s greatest contemporary artists – Helen Raeat The Good Luck Gallery in Los Angeles and Marlon Mullen at JTT in New York. No longer emerging, these Read More …
“I find inspiration in the space between simplicity and complexity, which NIAD artists often teeter. For cats & dogs, I’ve selected a group of 13 works that feel like investigations, confrontations, or observations having to do with popular imagery (i.e. animals (cats, dogs, Read More …
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