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Rosemary Mayer and Ree Morton: Wild flowers worth knowing
Contributed by Lila Gould / “Proserpina / Devil Chaser” at Gordon Robichaux brings together the work of Rosemary Mayer and Ree Morton for the
Brice Marden’s throwback splendor
Contributed by David Carrier / Brice Marden, who died in 2023, has always had an astonishing mystique. Two generations ago, when painting was often
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer at the edge
Contributed by Margaret McCann / Celeste Dupuy-Spencer (1979–2026) left too soon, but her candid, cynical expressions of Americana, angst, and
Lois Dickson: Tenacity, curiosity, and persistence
Contributed by Bill Arning / Years before Hudson became an international art destination, there was Time & Space Limited, a cavernous space on
Taryn Simon: Declassifying the world
Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / It’s the contrast between the stately simplicity of On Kawara’s plangently arrayed dates and the complexity
Anna T. Gregor’s shattered compositions
Contributed by Milan Michaud / Anna T. Gregor’s paintings, recently shown at D·D·D·D· Pictures, have a way of changing as they are pondered.
Lisa Sanditz’s provocative omissions
Contributed by Lawre Stone / Lisa Sanditz paints landscapes that explore collisions between industry and the natural world. She has also addressed
The visual poetics of Alison Hall and Pete Schulte
Contributed by Jacob Cartwright / There’s a quiet conversation happening on either side of the Grand Street subway stop between two artists who,
Teddy Sandoval: Everlasting
Contributed by Bill Arning / Teddy Sandoval, a gay Mexican American artist who died of AIDS in 1995, made such art copiously. “Teddy Sandoval and
Tim Kent’s zones of mystery
Contributed by William Corwin / “Sojourn,” Tim Kent’s latest series of paintings, at Hollis Taggart, falls into the tradition

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