Knoedler & Company
Painter Pousette-Dart, An Enchanting Mystic, Merged Seen, Unseen
The American painter Richard Pousette-Dart (1916-1992), whose very large late paintings are the subj read more »
Painter Jules Olitski Transported His Viewers To Virtual Outer Space
It was the 19th-century British critic William Hazlitt who shrewdly observed that writers “who lac read more »
Painter Jules Olitski Transported His Viewers To Virtual Outer Space
It was the 19th-century British critic William Hazlitt who shrewdly observed that writers “who lac read more »
Sculptor di Suvero: His Eight-Foot Work Is Now Steel Drawing
Just under half a century has passed since the young Mark di Suvero (born 1933) made his debut with read more »
Painter John Walker Captures the Light Of Maine's Coast
This is mud season in Maine, where not only ice and snow but earth itself seems to melt beneath one' read more »
The Summer of '57 With Milton Avery, Gottlieb, Rothko
The role played by friendship in the life of art is a seldom-discussed subject. read more »
Art Show at Armory Is Unquestionably-What? A Triumph!
It was difficult to know what could be expected this year from The Art Show at the Seventh Regiment read more »
Cool Judith Rothschild's Return to Abstraction
American painters with an affinity for the aesthetics of abstraction have often grappled with the pr read more »
Expressionist Walker Takes on Maine and War
The English-born painter John Walker, whose work iscurrently the subject of a compelling exhibition read more »
Knoedler & Company Show Recognizes Avery's Genius
A third of a century has passed since the American painter Milton Avery, whose late work is currentl read more »
Frank Stella, Rank Amateur, in an Overhyped New Show
It was William Rubin, then chairman of the department of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Mod read more »
