Nigel Reynolds talks to Hockney about the state of British painting: “When asked what he thought about Emin’s paintings, he replied: ‘They’re OK, but you […]
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- Contributed by Sharon Butler / In July, Two Coats of Paint welcomes Vermont artist and Visiting Assistant Professor of Studio Art at Middlebury
- Contributed by Sharon Butler/ July and August are the slowest months for NYC galleries. Many limit summer hours to weekdays, and close early on
- In connection with "Nancy Bowen: From A to Z and the Bodies In Between," her solo exhibition at NUNU Fine Art, Two Coats of Paint arranged a
- Contributed by Lucas Moran / In early March, when another gallery seemed to disappear every few days, I opened Instagram to find Hannah Studnick's
- Contributed by Karlyn Benson / The art scene was buzzing in June for Upstate Art Weekend, and it's not slowing down in July. New exhibitions are
- Contributed by Lawre Stone / The Re Institute – a dairy barn built in the 1960s that Henry Klimowicz has repurposed as rustic art gallery – seems
- Contributed by Laurie Fendrich / Two Coats of Paint Press recently published a limited edition of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s
- Contributed by Bill Arning / Comments at openings such as, “I just can’t look at another painting by a hot young artist showing off a dreamy life
- Contributed by David Whelan / Peter Acheson’s paintings and sculptures live on the edge of composure through seemingly dashed-off operations, loose
- Contributed by Mary Sargent / John Berger declared that every image embodies a way of seeing, and the way that images gathered in “Amongst Other
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