At Small Black Door artist Julie Torres has organized a huge group show that includes many of the founders of Bushwick(and Ridgewood) art spaces, projects, […]

While I was tied to my studio during GO, I sent Two Coats intern Stef Paschen-May to explore some other artists’ studios. Here is her […]

Best known for exhibitions at Zach Feuer that combine materials from everyday life in sprawling quasi-scientific installations, Phoebe Washburn has been painting on pages from […]

Patricia Treib’s upcoming show at Tibor de Nagy wins the award for shortest press release this season. Here it is: Abstract paintings that translate the […]

In the NYTimes on Tuesday, Roberta Smith revealed her hobby: she and husband Jerry Saltz scour thriftshops, fleamarkets and yard sales for cheap paintings and […]

This past year, after a dearth of painting listings in 2009-11 at CAA, several colleges posted positions for painting professors.  The choices made by these […]

At Storefront Bushwick, Karen Marston embraces old-fashioned technique and uses plenty of varnish in her painterly reconstructions of disaster photographs culled from the Internet. These […]

Brooklyn Museum GO, a sprawling open studio event that takes place throughout Brooklyn on September 8 and 9, is in overdrive, sending out announcements, posting […]

On the website for the Edouard Vuillard show at The Jewish Museum, a lovely show of gem-like portraits and interiors, I found images of two […]

At The L Magazine, Paul D’Agostino selects several must-see exhibitions, including “Beyond the Bedroom” at Norte Maar, a group exhibition that features work from Jason […]

Back in June, the art team at The L Magazine selected Ginny Casey for their “Best Open Studio” award during the sprawling Bushwick Open Studios […]