Hans Hofmann
Though Uncertainty Continues, Ellis Lets Paint Do the Talking
Courtesy of Von Lintel Gallery
Stephen Ellis
Sept. 11 has occasioned a lot of art, and most of it is lousy. read more »
A Challenge to Received Wisdom: Hans Hofmann’s Ongoing Legacy
An optimistic and generous aesthetic: Hans Hofmann (1880-1966).
What does John Updike know about art, anyway? read more »
A Challenge to Received Wisdom: Hans Hofmann's Ongoing Legacy
What does John Updike know about art, anyway? read more »
Painter Joan Snyder Takes On the Big Boys: Pollock, de Kooning
What, for other artists, might be considered excess—excess energy, excess emotion, excess ambition read more »
Myron Stout LivedA Solitary Life, Painted in Context
In art, as in life, opposites attract. read more »
Seldom-Cited Master Hans Hofmann Returns To Reacquaint Viewers
There are currents of influence on the contemporary art scene so pervasive that, in retrospect, they read more »
Invitations to Dream, Souvenirs of Madness
The exhibition St. read more »
The Loaded Brush: New Resika Work Is Without Peer
The American painter Paul Resika, born in 1928, studied with Hans Hofmann while still in his teens a read more »
Currently Hanging
How could anyone not love Hans Hofmann (1880-1966)? read more »
A Show Called HOT!! Pro-Forma Paintings
Stick around the gallery scene long enough and certain figures become ubiquitous. read more »
Superheated Hans Hofmann in Small Met Exhibition
Among admirers of the late Hans Hofmann (1880-1966), whose work is currently the subject of a small- read more »
