Bill Jensen
Bill Jensen, Quintessentially American Maverick
Bill Jensen
If Bill Jensen weren’t capable of making such awful paintings, his good ones wouldn’t be read more »
Philip Pearlstein: A Drab Hand Flaunts a Keen Eccentric Streak
Philip Pearlstein
The more Philip Pearlstein keeps on doing what he does—painting dispassionate, starkly cropped read more »
Philip Pearlstein: A Drab Hand Flaunts a Keen Eccentric Streak
The more Philip Pearlstein keeps on doing what he does—painting dispassionate, starkly cropped stu read more »
I See a Canvas And I Want It Painted Black
Nicolas Carone
An untitled painting (1970-1990) by Nicolas Carone.
Perhaps it’s the long-dormant Rolling Stones fan buried within the recesses of my psyche, but read more »
Childhood in Ancient Greece-Rare and Beautiful Glimpses
There's a wonderful lesson in scale to be learned from Coming of Age in Ancient Greece: Images of Ch read more »
Currently Hanging
Childhood in Ancient GreeceRare and Beautiful Glimpses
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Zigzagging Between Extremes-Sometimes Getting Away With It
Bill Jensen is one of our most interesting-and inconsistent-painters. read more »
Bill Jensen, One Year Later, Smooth Like Fred Astaire
What a difference a month makes. read more »
Art Submits to Mary Boone In Dealer's Chelsea Atrium
Bill Jensen currently has an exhibition of his paintings at the Chelsea branch of the Mary Boone Gal read more »
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