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For years, Koen Van Den Broek has made paintings from photographs he takes on road trips around the United States to create hauntingly beautiful images of empty American streets and landscapes. Born and raised in… Koen Van Den Broek On Painting As An Outsider
As graphic design works to explain rather than represent and explore rather than map, diagrams inspire and support many of art’s defining features yet remain, as Matthew Ritchie notes, “…in art historical terms, both refuge… Matthew Ritchie: The Relevance of Diagrams in Contemporary Culture
Anthony McCall’s large-scale installation “Face to Face” – currently up at Sean Kelly’s new Hudson Yards location through March 23 – is a hybrid of painting and sculpture that fuses abstract images with minimalist forms… Anthony McCall Goes Face to Face
Artist and geographer Trevor Paglen’s “The Last Pictures,” is currently on view through March 9 at Metro Pictures. “The Last Pictures” is a compilation of one hundred photographs that have been micro-etched onto a silicon wafer and attached to… Trevor Paglen’s Images will be in Space for a Billion Years
The Whoas of Female Tragedy II, Jaimie Warren’s solo exhibition at The Hole, while at points disturbing, is just as often amusing and consistently effective (if not always economical) in questioning who is laughing at… Review: Jaimie Warren’s Photographic Oddities at The Hole
Cellblock I and Cellblock II, two separate but intertwined group exhibitions curated by Robert Hobbs and currently on display at Andrea Rosen Gallery engage the work they feature, one another as distinct shows, and their… Review: Cell Block I and II
at Andrea Rosen Gallery
