Alice Brooke, Prototype, 2012. Graphite on paper, 11 7/16 x 7 7/8 inches. Image courtesy of the artist.
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The future lies in the hands of James Cameron. Or so the suite of films and works on paper by Danish-Icelandic artist Jakob Boeskov (b. 1973) attempts to convince viewers
For the artist Josh Faught, the representation of queer subjectivity is inextricable from other forms of cultural identity. The concurrent comfort and terror of suburbia, for example, have loomed ever
For people seeking a taste of summer without the blazing heat, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s exquisite exhibition of Ellsworth Kelly’s plant drawings, on view through September 3rd, provides the
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery presents a lively two-person exhibition through August 3rd introducing abstract woodblock prints by Jack Vickridge (b. 1984, Singapore) and wooden sculptural reliefs by Lizzie Wright (b. 1979,
Any survey of Central European work of the Northern Renaissance must contend with the dominating artistic personality of Albrecht Dürer. The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s current exhibition Dürer and Beyond: