The Munch exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, curated by Jay A. Clarke, brings together approximately 150 works, including 75 paintings and 75 works […]
Tag: Alan G. Artner
Totally angular
In the Chicago Tribune Alan G. Artner reports that the artists in “Angles in America” at Rhona Hoffman have “found or constructed geometry within the […]
The complex privacy of James Bishop
James Bishop’s relatively rare drawings and paintings�which American poet and art critic John Ashbery once called �part air, part architecture��combine European and American traditions of […]
Art attacks
Why do grown people physically attack art? In the Chicago Tribune, art critic Alan G. Artner examines the motivations behind art vandalism. “At one end […]
New Narratives: Contemporary Art From India
Alan G. Artner declares in the Chicago Tribune: “This is a show so full of works embodying meaning that it makes the Western fondness for […]
