Press

Review: Jamal Cyrus at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

May 2, 2022 / by Betsy Lewis / Glasstire


How to Get Free of the Rectangle

May 1, 2022 / by Louis Block / The Brooklyn Rail


The Print Center Announces A Brand New End: Survival and Its Pictures With Carmen Winant

Apr 21, 2022 / by The Print Center / Hyperallergic


A Carmen Winant Show Devoted to Survival and Empowerment

Apr 14, 2022 / by Adriane Quinlan / The T List


With strong showing by Latin American artists and galleries, Expo Chicago expands the definition of a regional fair

Apr 8, 2022 / by Daniel Cassady / The Art Newspaper


Four Gallery Shows to See in the Windy City During ExpoChicago

Apr 7, 2022 / by Maximilíano Durón / Artnews


Meet the curator on a search for Chicago’s next art star

Apr 6, 2022 / by Elly Fishman / WbezChicago


Artelligence Podcast | Bethany Collins: Art from an Enduring Melody

Mar 16, 2022 / by LiveArt / Artelligence Podcast


Harold Mendez’s Photographic Tribute to a Beloved Artist

Mar 16, 2022 / by Ryan Waddoups / Surface


‘God Forbid We Should Talk About Joy’: Jennie C. Jones on Dodging Pressure to Signify Blackness in Her Art, and Finding Her Own Language

Mar 16, 2022 / by Taylor Dafoe / Artnet News


Carmen Winant’s lessons in looking

Mar 11, 2022 / by Cassie Packard / Artforum


What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries Right Now

Mar 9, 2022 / by John Vincler / The New York Times


Jack Wolgin Visiting Artist Lecture: Jennie C. Jones

Mar 3, 2022 / Temple University


Jennie C. Jones and the Music of Chance

Mar 1, 2022 / by Seph Rodney / Hyperallergic


Jennie C. Jones, a Minimalist Who Calls Her Own Tune

Feb 10, 2022 / by Siddhartha Mitter / The New York Times


Still Lives: A Review of Greg Breda at Patron

Feb 7, 2022 / by Kerry Cardoza / Newcity Art


Tribute a la vida

Feb 1, 2022 / by José Forteza / Vogue Mexico


On View: See Images From ‘Greg Breda: Still’ at Patron Gallery in Chicago, Exhibition Pays Tribute to Sidney Poitier and Resilient Characters in Black Cinema

Jan 28, 2022 / by Victoria L. Valentine / Culture Type


Art Top 5: February 2022

Jan 28, 2022 / by Kerry Cardoza / Newcity Art


Paintings by Greg Breda that reference pivotal moments for black characters in classic films

Jan 28, 2022 / by Katy Cowman / Creative Boom


“It’s just people living their lives”: Painter Greg Breda captures moments of quiet transformation in Black cinema

Jan 14, 2022 / by Colony Little / The Art Newspaper


Design Dispatch: Artful protest at the Guggenheim Bilbao, Erewhon’s organic clothing, and why Spotify Wrapped is a design disaster.

Dec 15, 2021 / Surface


Art Industry News: Patron Makes Big Hires

Dec 13, 2021 / Artnet News


How to View a Solar Eclipse: Both And at Tiger Strikes Asteroid

Dec 10, 2021 / by Annette LePique / Sixty Inches from Center


Sharón Zoldan Shares her Art Basel in Miami Beach Finds

Dec 6, 2021 / by Sharón Zoldan / Whitewall


PATRON Gallery Founders Are Forging an Atypical Path in the Rigid Art Market Terrain

Dec 4, 2021 / by Marianela D’Aprile / Latina


Harold Mendez: ‘I feel like I’m communing with the past'

Nov 30, 2021 / by Jonathan Griffin / The Art Newspaper


These 3 Portrait Painters Offer a Pensive Look at the Importance of Representation

Nov 16, 2021 / by Nakia Hicks / EDITION


The Making and Unmaking of the World • A conversation with Carmen Winant

Nov 10, 2021 / by Rica Cerbarano / Vogue


This Up-and-Coming Chicago Gallery Champions Unsung Artists

Nov 4, 2021 / by Ryan Waddoups / Surface


Artist Caroline Kent, former Redbird runner, returns to University Galleries for exhibit

Oct 29, 2021 / by John Moody / Illinois State University


Caroline Kent’s Aesthetics of Encryption

Oct 18, 2021 / by Camille Bacon / Sixty Inches from Center


Kimball Art Center exhibit explores landscapes and the relationship between nature and humans

Oct 9, 2021 / by Scott Iwasaki / Park Record


Jennie C. Jones: New Compositions

Oct 1, 2021 / by Ann C. Collins / The Brooklyn Rail


Carmen Winant’s Kinetic Mobiles Reflect on the Act of Making

Sep 21, 2021 / by Shawn Ghassemitari / HyperArt


“When is a Painting?”

Sep 10, 2021 / by Kevin Brazil / Art Agenda Reports


The Art of Not Communicating

Aug 28, 2021 / by Robert Archambeau / Hyperallergic


Caroline Kent’s ‘Victoria/Veronica’ at MCA Chicago Explores the Secret Language of Identical Twins

Aug 25, 2021 / BlackBook Magazine


Chicago Art Oximeter: A Review of LatinXAmerican at the DePaul Art Museum

Jul 23, 2021 / by Ruslana Lichtzier / New City Art


Bethany Collins at the Frist Art Museum

Jul 8, 2021 / by Sara Lee Burd / Burnaway


Houston Artist Jamal Cyrus Tells Us About Finding Inspiration in the City’s Under-Researched Art History and His Studio Rituals

Jun 15, 2021 / Artnet News


O say can you see, what 100 versions of the Star-Spangled Banner reveal about America

Jun 8, 2021 / by Margaret Carrigan / The Art Newspaper


The Tension in Liat Yossifor’s Paintings

May 29, 2021 / by John Yau / Hyperallergic


Sixteen New Member Dealers from Across the United States Join the Art Dealers Association of America

May 20, 2021 / ADAA


Frist Art Museum Presents Bethany Collins: Evensong

Apr 27, 2021 / ARTFIXDaily


West Town Becoming Chicago’s ‘Gallery District’ As Neighborhood Draws Women, Artists Of Color To Chicago Avenue

Apr 22, 2021 / by Hannah Alani / The Block Club


How a Museum Show Honoring Breonna Taylor Is Trying to ‘Get It Right’

Mar 11, 2021 / by Siddhartha Mitter / The New York Times


Caroline Kent

Mar 1, 2021 / by Suzanne Hudson / Artforum


Harold Mendez: Logan Center Exhibitions, University of Chicago

May 1, 2020 / by Michelle Grabner / Artforum


Breakout Artists 2021: Chicago’s Next Generation of Image Makers

Mar 21, 2021 / by Kerry Cardoza / Newcity Art


Liat Yossifor

Mar 16, 2021 / by Lori Waxman / 60 WRD/MIN Art Critic


ICA exhibit explores texture, movement and family

Mar 10, 2021 / by Claire Darcy / The Commonwealth Times


Magical and visceral, 12 Gates Arts embraces ‘A Space for Monsters’

Mar 5, 2021 / by Corey Qureshi / Artblog


A Secret Desert in Chicago: A Review of Soo Shin at Patron Gallery

Mar 3, 2021 / by Gabriel Chalfin-Piney / Newcity Art


Soo Shin: The Body of a Dreamer

Mar 3, 2021 / by Gareth Kaye / Journal


Carmen Winant Fortnight Institute

Jan 1, 2021 / by Zoë Lescaze / Artforum


Jamal Cyrus

Nov 8, 2019 / by Natilee Harren / Artforum


Artist Carmen Winant on Why 2,000 Images of Childbirth Belong at MoMA

Mar 19, 2018 / by Laura Regensdorf / Vogue


Jamal Cyrus Selected As BMW Art Journey Award Winner

Mar 9, 2018 / Artforum


Art Basel Miami Beach: New Show Design, New Energy

Dec 5, 2017 / by Anita Gates / The New York Times


Strains of Dissent: Art and Music at MOCAD

Sep 29, 2017 / by Sarah Rose Sharp / Art in America


Maskull Lasserre & Lucas Simões: Theory of Prose at Arsenal Contemporary, NYC

Feb 28, 2021 / Arte Fuse


Black Grief, White Grievance: Artists Search for Racial Justice

Feb 18, 2021 / by Holland Carter / New York Times


A searing, all-star art show explores Black grief from the civil rights era to now

Feb 17, 2021 / by Sebastian Smee / The Washington Post


Jamal D. Cyrus Wins High Museum of Art’s 2020 David C. Driskell Prize

Feb 12, 2020 / Artforum


Houston-Based Artist Jamal D. Cyrus on Receiving 2020 David C. Driskell Prize:‘The Symbolism is Extremely Important to Me’

Feb 12, 2020 / by Victor L. Valentine / Culture Type


Erasure and Persistence

Jan 5, 2021 / by Leah Ollman / Art in America


Harold Mendez “Let us gather in a flourishing way” ICA / Los Angeles

Jan 5, 2021 / by Dayla Benor / Flash Art


Soo Shin: Reflecting the Inner Void

Feb 12, 2021 / Inside\Within


AN12: 12 Standout Emerging Artists

Dec 16, 2020 / ARTNOIR


Narratives of Personhood: Harold Mendez Interviewed by Brandon Sward

Dec 14, 2020 / by Brandon Sward / BOMB Magazine


A Projection Into ‘Paths Between Two Steps’ by Soo Shin

Apr 11, 2020 / by Amanda Dee / Sixty Inches From Center


Artist of the Week: Soo Shin

Jun 10, 2015 / LVL3


An Artist Who Paints in Cryptic Pastel Symbols: Caroline Kent’s canvases explore the power and limits of language — and challenge the modernist canon of abstraction.

Nov 16, 2020 / by Jenn Pelly / New York Times


Harold Mendez at ICA LA

Nov 10, 2020 / by Allison Nicole Conner / Contemporary Art Review LA


60 WRD/MIN ART CRITIC: Alex Chitty

Nov 6, 2020 / by Lori Waxman / 60 WRD/MIN


5 Emerging Black Artists to Collect Now

Aug 22, 2020 / by Adele Smejkal / Widewalls


A Complex History: Nate Young and Mika Horibuchi Bring Their Labor to the Forefront at Driehaus Museum Exhibition

Nov 2, 2020 / by Jenn Stanley / Newcity Art


Two Artists Transform the Gilded Age Driehaus Museum in Chicago

Oct 20, 2020 / by Elizabeth Fazzare / Cultured Magazine


Critics’ Picks: Kaveri Raina

May 30, 2020 / by Sarah M. Estrela / Artforum


Announcing 2020 Recipients of Painters & Sculptors Grants

Oct 21, 2020 / Joan Mitchell Foundation


Uptown, Garfield Park artists Eliza Myrie and Caroline Kent win $10K from national arts nonprofit Artadia

Jul 8, 2020 / by Darcell Rockett / The Chicago Tribune


Breakout Artists 2020: Chicago’s Next Generation of Image Makers

Apr 30, 2020 / by Kerry Cardoza / Newcity Art


Greater Together - Curating A Tale of Today: Nate Young and Mika Horibuchi

Oct 7, 2020 / by Kekeli Sumah / Direhaus Museum


Chicago’s Driehaus Museum enlivens its historic mansion with contemporary art

Oct 7, 2020 / by Jonathan Hilburg / The Architect’s Newspaper


A Tale of Today – Connecting Past & Present

Sep 21, 2020 / by Jacqueline Lewis / Chicago Gallery News


Acres of depth and breath at the Clark’s ’Ground/work’ show

Oct 1, 2020 / by Murray White / The Boston Globe


Becoming The Breeze

Sep 24, 2020 / by Jack Schneider and Raven Falquez Munsell / The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago


3 Los Angeles Exhibitions Exploring the Nature of Things

Aug 28, 2020 / by Paul Laster / Art and Object


Sculpture Under Open Sky

Aug 6, 2020 / by Lance Esplund / The Wall Street Journal


Reopened Galleries Offer Not To Be Missed Solo Shows

Jul 31, 2020 / by Paul Laster / Art and Object


Contemplating Art and Optimism at a Former Meat-processing Plant

Jul 22, 2020 / by Andrea Gyorody / Hyperallergic


Alex Chitty: Things in Motion

Jul 30, 2020 / by Anna Searle Jones / Art Papers


Newcity’s Top 5 of Everything 2017: Art

Dec 21, 2017 / by Elliot J. Reichert / Newcity


10 Chicago Artists To Know Now

Feb 21, 2018 / by Christina Wood / Alive


Kadar Brock Studio Visit: Hunted Projects

Sep 4, 2013 / by Steven Cox / HUNTED PROJECTS | In Dialogue New York


At Triumph Gallery, more than 150 artists counteract a GOP watch list

May 24, 2018 / by Kate Sierzputowski / Chicago Reader


Here Are the 110 Dealers Headed to NADA Miami Beach this December

Sep 21, 2016 / by Brian Boucher / Artnet News


ICA Curator and Critic Gean Moreno's Favorite Works From NADA Miami Beach 2016

Nov 22, 2016 / by Artspace Editors / Artspace


Meet the Midwest's 2017 Whitney Biennial Selections

Dec 15, 2016 / by Brad Fiore / Newcity


Structure Without a Center: Jennie C. Jones Interviewed

Jul 29, 2020 / by Jared Quinton / BOMB Magazine


Editorial Recommendation: Bethany Collins

Feb 11, 2017 / by Robin Dluzen / Visual Art Resource


A Sneak Peek at the 2017 Whitney Biennial ... In the Windows of Tiffany & Co.?

Mar 9, 2017 / by Stephanie Eckardt / W Magazine


Kara Walker, Juliana Huxtable, and More Challenge False White Recordings of Black History

Apr 12, 2017 / by Antwaun Sargent / Creators, Vice


INSIGHTS MSU BROAD: Daniel G. Baird

Jul 7, 2017 / by Steven Bridges / Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum


Melanie Schiff

Feb 7, 2013 / by Kyle MacMillan / Art In America


At SFSU, Looking and Truly Seeing the Middle East Through Art

Mar 9, 2017 / by Roula Seikaly / KQED Arts


Meditations in Longing

Feb 24, 2014 / by Abe Ahn / Hyperallergic


Best of 2017: Our Top 15 Brooklyn Art Shows

Dec 18, 2017 / by Hyperallergic / Hyperallergic


Critics' Pick: Jennie C. Jones

Feb 12, 2018 / by Jared Quinton / Artforum


Alex Chitty + Unison

Jan 13, 2015 / by Kim Morski / inUnison


News: MOCA GA announces the 2018–19 Working Artist Project Fellowship Winners

Jun 19, 2018 / by Andrew Alexander / ArtsATL


Review: ‘Out of Easy Reach’ DePaul Art Museum, Gallery 400, Stony Island Arts Bank

Jul 19, 2018 / by Evan Carter, Bruce Thorn / New Art Examiner


Smart Museum of Art, The University of Chicago

Dec 19, 2018 / by e-flux / e-flux


I Am a Lie and I am Gold

Mar 16, 2016 / by Yasaman Alipour / The Brooklyn Rail


Sculpture: Technique, Form and Content

Oct 1, 1990 / by Arthur Williams / Davis Publishers


A Moment of Change and Reckoning at Newfields

Mar 19, 2019 / by Dan Grossman / NUVO


Fade to Brown: A Review of Myra Greene at Patron Gallery

Jun 18, 2019 / by Pia Singh / Newcity Art


One artist’s solution to the racial inequities embedded in books: Rip them apart

Aug 5, 2019 / by Leah Ollman / Los Angeles Times


Rice Public Art ‘Off the Wall’ Initiative Kicks Off

Oct 1, 2019 / by Brian Lin / The Rice Thresher


Jacob Lawrence’s epic series depicting America’s early struggles sets off on US tour

Jan 17, 2020 / by Nancy Kenney / The Arts Newspaper


Editors’ Picks: 20 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Jan 20, 2020 / by Taylor Dafoe / Artnet News


In Baltimore, Generations Traces a Lineage of Abstraction Among Black Artists

Jan 17, 2020 / by Seph Rodney / Hyperallergic


Ep. #142: Kadar Brock, Brooklyn-based painter, doing it full-time.

Jun 4, 2016 / The Conversation Pod


When a Mentor Said Tear Down Your Collection and Start Over, They Did

Feb 12, 2020 / by Jori Finkel / The New York Times


Kadar Brock on Sunday - S

Jul 12, 2016 / by Sunday - S / Sunday - S Gallery


Arkansas’s Crystal Bridges Museum Just Opened a Sprawling Show About the State of American Art Today. Here’s What It Looks Like

Feb 24, 2020 / by Ben Davis / Artnet News


Artist Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Struggle Series’ Offers a Poignant Reminder of Past Challenges America Has Endured

Mar 20, 2020 / by Caroline Goldstein / Artnet News


Claire Sherman’s Leafy Canvases

Mar 30, 2019 / by Louis Bury / Hyperallergic


EXPO CHICAGO 2016 Announces Roster for Special Projects Sectors

Aug 23, 2016 / by Nate Freeman / ARTnews Magazine


Claire Sherman’s ‘New Pangaea” at DC Moore, New York

Mar 13, 2019 / by Artinfo / BLOUIN ARTINFO


Contemplating Disembodiment in the Work of Liat Yossifor

May 18, 2020 / by Susan Power / Dopplehouse Press


Collector’s Eye: They Built a World-Class Collection of Black Artists’ Work. Who Are They Acquiring Now?

Jul 15, 2020 / by Kelly Crow / The Wall Street Journal


Three to see: New York

Dec 20, 2016 / by Pac Pobric / The Art Newspaper


In and Around the Fair: A Report from Mexico City's Zona Maco

Feb 14, 2017 / by Joe Syverson / ARTnews


Think about power in a new way at ‘Seeing Saying’

Nov 16, 2016 / by Barbara Schreiber / The Charlotte Observer


Critics Pick, ONE: We Buy Gold

Mar 19, 2017 / by Wendy Vogel / Artforum


“We Buy Gold” Is Bringing an Art Museum to the Community, Not the Other Way Around

Apr 11, 2017 / by Antwuan Sargent / Creators, Vice


Cultural Sensitivity or Cultural Authority?

Apr 20, 2017 / by Wendy Vogel / ArtReview


Pulped Fiction: An Artist Destroys History in Order to Rewrite It

May 23, 2017 / by Juliet Helmke / Blouin Modern Painters


Critics Pick: Samira Yamin

Jan 19, 2013 / by Carmen Winant / Arforum


Windows on the World

Mar 8, 2017 / by Jonathon Curiel / SF Weekly


The Roundhouse is a stunner, and the art show is good, too

Oct 25, 2017 / by Lori Waxman / The Chicago Tribune


Mid-career survey Jennie C. Jones’ work on view at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

Dec 12, 2015 / by Editors of Artdaily / Artdaily


Myra Greene: “Undertones” at Corvi-Mora, London

Mar 20, 2018 / BLOUIN ARTINFO


In the studio with artist and Spelman College professor Myra Greene

May 29, 2018 / by Andrew Alexander and Karley Sullivan / ArtsATL


The Browser: MoMA’s Gripping ‘New Photography’ Goes Behind the Lens

Mar 22, 2018 / by Alex Greenberger / ARTnews


Dungeons, Dragons and Art (Kadar Brock)

Sep 12, 2013 / by Allyson Shiffman / Interview Magazine


Berlin Studio Visit: Kadar Brock

Jan 24, 2014 / by Lucia Love / Berlin Art Link


What Can't Be Read

Dec 18, 2017 / by Evan Moffitt / Frieze


Melanie Schiff at Night Gallery

Oct 10, 2018 / by Jessica Simmons / Contemporary Art Review .LA


In the Studio: Nick Van Woert

Mar 27, 2014 / by Kelly Framel / The Glamourai


Listen To 100 Versions Of ‘My Country, ‘Tis Of Thee’ During Miami Art Week 2018

Dec 5, 2018 / by Alexander Gonzalez / WRLN


BETHANY JOY COLLINS: UNDERSONG/ PATRON GALLERY

Nov 30, 2018 / by Amarie Gipson / THE SEEN


Fact, Fiction, Reality & Illusion: An Interview with Anna Plesset

May 1, 2015 / by Leah Taylor / BlackFlash Magazine


At the Smart, ‘Solidary & Solitary’ shows individuals progressing Black art

Feb 25, 2019 / by Aaron Gettinger / Hyde Park Herald


Figuration Forever, A Review of Kay Hoffman at Patron Gallery

Mar 6, 2019 / by Chris Miller / Newcity


2019 Chicago Artadia Awardees Announced

Jul 18, 2019 / by BWW News Desk / Broadway World


Kadar Brock

Jul 24, 2019 / by Brainard Carey / Praxis Interview Magazine


My White Friends: Artist Talk

Apr 9, 2014 / by Center for Documentary Studies / vimeo


Organization brings traveling art exhibit to schools to inspire students

Jan 16, 2020 / by Staff Reporters / WISHTV


Kaveri Raina Interview

Mar 20, 2017 / by Eva Swiecki / Via Sapientiae


Kaveri Raina: Doom to Hover

Dec 1, 2019 / by Ginger Magazine / Ginger Magazine


LAMAG: To View A Plastic Flower

Mar 5, 2020 / by Jasmine Rodriguez / Flaunt


How Arthur Lewis Built a Dynamic Collection of Black Art

Mar 16, 2020 / by Essence Harden / Artsy


Alice Tippit at Kimmerich

Feb 16, 2017 / by by Mitch Speed / FRIEZE


Virtual SITE exhibition inserts contemporary art into Detroit’s architectural landmarks

May 4, 2020 / by Matt Hickman / The Architect's Newspaper


Myra Greene: Corvi-Mora

May 1, 2020 / by Gilda Williams / ARTFORUM


Striking Deconstructed Book Paintings Challenge American History

Jan 2, 2017 / by Antwuan Sargent / The Creators Project


Harold Mendez

Jan 12, 2017 / by Daniel Quiles / Artforum


A Whitney Biennial on Fifth Avenue? Tiffany & Co. to Host Provocative Artist Collaborations in Its Fabled Windows

Feb 21, 2017 / by artnet News / artnet News


Critic's Pick: S/Election: Democracy, Citizenship, Freedom

Nov 1, 2016 / by Amanda Cachia / Artforum


Threads of Fire and Water and Gold

Apr 11, 2017 / by Laila Pedro / The Brooklyn Rail


Lucas Simões at Lora Reynolds Gallery, Austin

May 5, 2017 / by Ayden LeRoux / Glasstire


Homocidal history and fossils of the future, as presented by Nick van Woert

Aug 31, 2016 / by Misha Kruijswijk / Metropolism


Sunlight arrives only at its proper hour

Aug 11, 2017 / by Andy Campbell / Artforum


Sun and Earth: Melanie Schiff’s Vivid and Rich Photography

Jul 2, 2014 / by Lindsay Comstock / Art Critical


EXPO 2017: Critics Pick

Sep 15, 2017 / by Newcity Editors / Newcity


Museum of Modern Art Announces Artist List for 2018 Edition of ‘New Photography’

Sep 20, 2017 / by Alex Greenberger / ARTnews


At CVA: Beyond the news bubble, a personal kind of Mid East politics

Feb 24, 2017 / by Rubert Jenkins / One Good Eye


What Is the Art Exhibition of Your Dreams? We Asked 14 More Art-World Heavyweights

Feb 7, 2018 / by artnet News / artnet News


Daniel G. Baird: OVERVIEW EFFECT

Apr 17, 2018 / by Ryan Filchak / THE SEEN


HABITAT: KADAR BROCK

Jul 10, 2015 / by Katherine McMahon / ARTNEWS


MoMA’s Human Focus

Mar 14, 2018 / by Richard B. Woodward / The Wall Street Journal


Chicago artist Mika Horibuchi paints oil trompe-l’oeil replicas of her grandma’s watercolors

Aug 14, 2018 / by Kate Sierzputowski / Chicago Reader


Lasting Impression

Nov 1, 2018 / by Jimmy Wright / Artist Magazine


The art that’s found when other art gets erased, from Marvel to ‘The Odyssey’

Oct 2, 2018 / by Christopher Borrelli / The Chicago Tribune


At Miami’s Art Fairs, a Somber Mood Sets In

Dec 1, 2018 / by Kelly Crow / The Wall Street Journal


6 Emerging Artsits to Seek Out During Art Basel Miami Beach This Week

Dec 4, 2018 / by Sarah Cascone / artnet News


Bethany Collins’ America: A Hymnal Offers Refuge From Basel and American Madness

Dec 5, 2018 / by Celia Almeida / Miami New Times


Frieze: Highlights 2013

Dec 18, 2013 / by Orit Gat / Frieze


Anna Plesset, ‘A Still Life’

Feb 14, 2013 / by Joseph R. Wolin / TimeOut New York


Critics’ Picks: Anna Plesset

Feb 1, 2013 / by Nathaniel Lee / Artforum


Anna Plesset: ‘A Still Life’

Feb 14, 2013 / by Roberta Smith / The New York Times


Sci-Fi Mosquitos & Smoke: 7 Cinematic Exhibitions Around The Globe

Feb 22, 2019 / by Cultured Magazine / Cultured Magazine


Set in Stone: At 86, Sculptor Kay Hofmann Is Making Waves in Chicago

Mar 8, 2019 / by Claire Voon / ARTnews


Dallas Art Museum Adds Eight Works to Collection with Dallas Art Fair Acquisition Fund

Apr 11, 2019 / by Annie Armstrong / ARTnews


National attention spurs local recognition of black artists

Jun 13, 2019 / by Felicia Feaster / For the AJC


Art World News Today: Artadia Names 2019 Chicago Awardees

Jul 19, 2019 / by Blouin ArtInfo / Blouin ArtInfo


This artist’s work on display in Davidson explores notions of identity and place

Sep 18, 2019 / by Grace Cote / Charlotte Observer


PEM Reunites Jacob Lawrence Painting Series

Jan 17, 2020 / by Natalie Gale / Northshore Magazine


Life in Motion: permeability, transparency and disembodied form in Tommy Mintz and Kaveri Raina

Jun 20, 2019 / by William Corwin / art critical


“Miranda” at Anat Ebgi

Jul 14, 2016 / Contemporary Art Daily


Harold Mendez: The years now

Mar 12, 2020 / by Robert R. Shane / The Brooklyn Rail


Jacob Lawrence’s ‘The American Struggle’ Commits The Nameless To Canvas

Feb 26, 2020 / by Julia Barber / WBUR


Specific Objects, Enduring Influence: Architects, Designers, and Artists on Donald Judd

Mar 20, 2020 / by The Editors / Surface


Art Top 5: May 2020

Apr 28, 2020 / by Kerry Cardoza / Newcity Art


Samuel Levi Jones On Raising Consciousness and Standing Rock

Nov 23, 2016 / by Juliet Helmke / BlouinArtinfo.com


The 27 Best Paintings of NADA Miami Beach 2016

Dec 2, 2016 / by Andrew M. Goldstein / Artspace


Lo Mejor de 2016 por Artes Visuales

Dec 20, 2016 / by César García / Código


20 New York Shows to See over the Holidays

Dec 20, 2016 / by Casey Lesser / Artsy


Samuel Levi Jones Unbinds Fractured History of Justice

Jan 2, 2017 / by Hilarie M. Sheets / Introspective Magazine


‘Activism’ Is the Hot New Art Trend at NADA New York 2017

Mar 3, 2017 / by Christian Viveros-Fauné / artnet News


We Buy Gold Joins a Growing Cluster of Galleries in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn

Apr 11, 2017 / by Seph Rodney / Hyperallergic


Covert Histories

May 23, 2017 / Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University


Deconstructing History with Herron Alumnus Samuel Levi Jones

Aug 11, 2017


Daniel G. Baird’s ‘Field Station’ at the MSU Broad, East Lansing, Michigan

Aug 28, 2017 / by Blouin ArtInfo / Blouin ArtInfo


Becoming Familiar with Unfamiliar Again: Contemporary Women Abstractionists at the Newcomb Museum

Sep 15, 2017 / by Lillian Alford Patterson / NolaVie


Review: ‘We Will Not Fail’ meticulously upends mass media imagery

Feb 21, 2013 / by Christopher Knigh / Los Angeles Times


Samuel Levi Jones at Patron Gallery, Chicago

Apr 12, 2018 / by The Editors of ARTnews / ARTnews


10 Emerging Black Male Artists to Collect

Jun 19, 2018 / by Shantay Robinson / Black Art in America


Jennie C. Jones Embraces Vinyl at Philip Johnson’s Glass House

Oct 2, 2018 / by Cole Akers / Cultured Magazine


Review: Bethany Collins, Undersong

Dec 1, 2018 / by Brian T. Leahy / Artforum


What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week

Jan 30, 2019 / by Will Heinrich / The New York Times


Rumours & Recognition

Oct 1, 2013 / by Kaelen Wilson-Goldie / Frieze


Nick van Woert at GRIMM Gallery

Feb 19, 2019 / by Blouin ArtInfo / Blouin ArtInfo


Not Quite Platonic: murmur // Daniel G. Baird

Apr 1, 2019 / by Gareth Kaye / THE SEEN


Kay Hofmann: The Stone Cutter

Apr 10, 2019 / by O. Kristina Pedersen / Glamour GIrl, Issue Six


Brooklyn Painters

Apr 1, 2019 / DUEL Magazine


Brittany Nelson Puts a Sci-Fi Spin on Closeted Gay Life

Aug 19, 2019 / by Jeremy Lybarger / Art in America


Review: Myra Greene racializes the body in beautiful, profound textiles at MOCA GA

Sep 27, 2019 / by TK Smith / ARTS ATL


On Display at the People’s House: A Century of Persistence

Jan 20, 2019 / by Jillian Steinhauer / The New York Times


Kaveri Raina’s Linger Still, Curated by Emily Burns at Assembly Room

May 9, 2019 / by Patti Jordan / Arte Fuse


NXTHVN Break Down The Myths

Mar 11, 2020 / by Brian Slattery / New Haven Independent


‘Miranda’ at Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles

Jul 6, 2016 / by The Editors of ArtNews / ArtNews


Editors’ Picks: 18 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Apr 24, 2020 / by Sarah Cascone and Pac Pobric / Artnet News


Reviews: Mika Horibuchi and Brittany Nelson at PATRON

Oct 1, 2016 / by Kate Hadley Toftness / New Art Examiner


Review: Inspired by Emily Dickinson, Alice Tippit’s paintings play out as visual poetry

Jan 3, 2020 / by by David Pagel / Los Angeles Times


Editor's Pick: Harold Mendez

Oct 27, 2016 / by Robin Dluzen / Visual Arts Source


Alice Tippit

Dec 1, 2018 / by by Elizabeth Buhe / Art in America


Sifting Through the Waves of Time

Nov 25, 2016 / by Brit Barton / Newcity Art


Newcity's Top 5 of Everything: Visual Arts

Dec 15, 2016 / by Elliot J. Reichert / Newcity


NADA Names New Members, Directors, Board Leadership

Jan 31, 2017 / by Maximilíano Durón / ARTnews


Think Art Is Overly Academic? You’re Wrong

Mar 3, 2017 / by Scott Indrisek / Observer


Too Many Degrees Podcast: Bethany Collins

Apr 20, 2017 / by Carris Adams / Too Many Degrees


Kadar Brock: summon artifact

Jun 13, 2017 / by Alan Pocaro / Delicious Line


Stranger Things Exhibit: It May Be Art, But Otherwise What Is It?

Jun 20, 2017 / by Ted Cox / DNA Info


Artists Embrace the Grayscale

Jul 20, 2017 / by Sarah Rose Sharp / Hyperallergic


Breakout Artists 2016: Chicago’s Next Generation of Image Makers

Apr 28, 2016 / by Erin Toale / Newcity Art


Critics’ Picks: Melanie Schiff “Sun Land” at Kavi Gupta

Oct 26, 2012 / by Brian Sholis / Artforum


‘Art of the moment’ at CAM Gallery

Jun 14, 2013 / by Blue Greenberg / The Herald Sun

CHICAGO: Melanie Schiff: “Sun Land” at Kavi Gupta Gallery

Jan 1, 2013 / by James Yood / art ltd.


Photography Sees the Surface @Higher Pictures

Jul 21, 2015 / by Loring Knoblauch / Collector Daily


Three Photographers on William Eggleston

Dec 8, 2016 / by James Miller / Blouin Artinfo


New American Paintings #131

Aug 1, 2017 / by Juried Exhibitions in Print / New American Paintings


The Guthman Gift of 50

Oct 17, 2017 / by Michael Darling / Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Members’ Magazine, Fall 2017


Taking A Critical Gaze, A Review of “Woman with a Camera” at the MCA

Nov 4, 2017 / by Frances Dorenbaum / Newcity Art


Championing Black Artists, at Home and in the Spotlight

Jul 24, 2018 / by Ted Loos / The New York Times


An Exhibition that Frustrates Our Grasp of Abstraction

Jun 1, 2018 / by Seph Rodney / Hyperallergic


Inner Light and Outer Beauty, Greg Breda at Patron Gallery

Aug 22, 2018 / by Chris Miller / Newcity


Mika Horibuchi Plays with Reality and Illusion in MCA Exhibit

Nov 9, 2018 / by Tom Wawzenek / Third Coast Review


Kay Hofmann “Forever Young” at 4th Ward Project Space

Nov 27, 2017 / by Kelly Kaczynski / Chicago Artist Writers


Portfolio by Anna Plesset

May 1, 2014 / by Orit Gat / BOMB Magazine


Reviews in Brief: Anna Plesset at Untitled

May 1, 2013 / by Modern Painters / Modern Painters


Art Incubator

Sep 22, 2015 / by Ashton Cooper / CULTURED Magazine


The Past Pushes Forward in an Exhibition About Memory

Feb 12, 2019 / by Louis Block / Hyperallergic


Features: Kay Hofmann, “pour toujours”

Mar 2, 2019 / by Robin Dluzen / Visual Art Source


Daniel G. Baird: "murmur"

Mar 7, 2019 / by Jared Quinton / The Brooklyn Rail


New exhibit at Newfields makes lasting impression

Mar 21, 2019 / by Oseye Boyd / Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper


Chicago: Daniel G. Baird

Apr 1, 2019 / by Michelle Grabner / Artforum


Photographer Interview: Myra Greene

Apr 29, 2009 / by Qiana Mestrich / Dodge & Burn blog


Anna Plesset at Patron Gallery, Chicago

Apr 1, 2019 / by The Editors of ARTnews / ARTnews


Episode 143: Kadar Brock

Jan 24, 2019 / by Brian Alfred / SOUND & VISION


Artadia Names Five Finalists for 2019 Chicago Awards

Jun 22, 2019 / by Claire Selvin / ARTnews


Fake It When You Make It: A Review of “This Is A Pipe” at Shane Campbell Gallery

Mar 12, 2018 / by Chris Miller / Newcity Art


For Artist Brittany Nelson, Space is a Queer, Lonely Place

Aug 22, 2019 / by Lauren Deland / Frieze Magazine


AN selects seven more upcoming exhibitions you shouldn’t miss

Oct 1, 2019 / by Leilah Stone / Architect’s Newspaper


Nick van Woert

Oct 3, 2019 / by Robert Shane / Brooklyn Rail


Rains: On Kadar Brock’s Bury Enchantment

Jan 21, 2020 / by Matt Jones / Aptly


10 Things To Do in New York's Art World Before July 1

Jun 28, 2016 / by Ryan Steadman / Observer Culture


Lost, and Now Found, Art From the Civil Rights Era

Mar 10, 2020 / by Hilarie M. Sheets / The New York Times


Editors’ Picks: 18 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Apr 24, 2020 / by Sarah Cascone and Nan Stewart / Artnet


MYRA GREENE: THE STATES PROJECT: ILLINOIS

Sep 25, 2016 / by Kelli Connell / LENS/CRATCH


‘A Dark Matter’ Artists discuss work for ‘Artists-in-Dialogue’

Sep 29, 2016 / by Angelica Cataldo / The Daily Eastern News


Detroit’s Library Street Collective launches virtual exhibitions inside historic city buildings

Apr 24, 2020 / by Wallace Ludel / The Art Newspaper


Kadar Brock At Vigo Gallery, London

Oct 7, 2016 / by The Editors of ArtNews / ARTnews


Show Up: Harold Mendez

Oct 21, 2016 / by Laura A. L. Wellen / Arts + Culture


9 Art Events to Attend in New York City this Week

Dec 20, 2016 / by The Editors of ARTnews / ARTnews


An Artist Gives Us a Vision of the Future Through Books

Jan 10, 2017 / by Seph Rodney / Hyperallergic


Creative Time’s Nato Thompson’s Favorite Works From NADA New York 2017

Feb 23, 2017 / by Artspace Editors / Artspace


From Artist’s Hand to Shop’s Counter: The Whitney Teams Up With Tiffany

Mar 15, 2017 / by Ted Loos / The New York Times


The Week in Art: Ryan McNamara Brings Go-Go Boys to the Guggenheim and Tiffany Meets the Whitney

Mar 10, 2017 / by Sarah Cascone / artnet News


Tiffany’s Famous Windows Showcase the Whitney Biennial’s Rising Stars

Mar 22, 2017 / by Alanna Martinez / Observer


White Lies: Lucas Simões

May 8, 2017 / Terremoto


This Exhibit Spotlights 16 of the World’s Best Female Photographers

Jul 16, 2017 / by Chloe Fein / The Cut


First Impressions of Frieze New York 2016

May 4, 2016 / by Ben Davis / Artnet News


Photography Sees the Surface

Jul 21, 2015 / by Loring Knoblauch / Higher Pictures


Critics' Pick: Bethany Collins

Sep 19, 2017 / by Amanda Dalla Villa Adams / Artforum


New Exhibitions: One Artist In Two Galleries, Beautiful Soup, Native Transformers

Nov 6, 2017 / by Cassidy Dawn Graves / BEDFORD & BOWERY


9 Art Events to Attend in New York City this Week

Jun 28, 2016 / by The Editors of ARTnews / ARTnews


15 New York Group Shows You Need to See This July

Jun 28, 2016 / by Casey Lesser / Artsy Editorial


Seven badass female artists who are changing the art world

Jun 8, 2016 / by Kayl Parker / TimeOut


New York City's Spring Art Fairs: 10 Artists and Movements You Need To Know

May 25, 2016 / by John DeFore / Hollywood Reporter


10 Artists to Watch from NADA Art Fair

May 17, 2016 / by Molly Elizade / Sweet


Top Picks NADA, NY, 2016

May 17, 2016 / by Jongho Lee / Eyes Toward the Dove


Eight Questions for Bethany Collins

May 7, 2016 / by Buzz Spector / Art Papers


13 Must-See Artists at NADA New York

May 6, 2016 / by Kate Messinger / The Creators Project


11 Booths I Could Hardly Tear Myself Away from at NADA New York

May 6, 2016 / by Brian Boucher / artnet news


Art Fairs to Check Out This Weekend in New York

May 6, 2016 / by Kat Herriman / The New York Times


Tearing Up Power One Book at a Time, Samuel Levi Jones at Patron Gallery

Apr 1, 2016 / by Laura Volkening / Newcity Art


Ripped

Apr 18, 2016 / by Rhiannon Lowe / CCQ Magazine


Know Thyself—A review of two shows; American Medium and Transfer Gallery

Mar 4, 2016


Volta Answers Armory Week’s Need for New Voices

Mar 3, 2016 / by Kat Herriman / Blouin ArtInfo


HABITAT: MIKA HORIBUCHI

Feb 5, 2016 / by Katherine McMahon / Art News


Critic's Pick

Feb 19, 2016 / by Jason Foumberg / artforum


Artist Interview: Liat Yossifor

Feb 19, 2016 / by Madelaine D'Angelo / HuffPost Arts & Culture


Critics Pick: Jennie C. Jones

Feb 1, 2016 / by Andy Campbell / Artforum


Chemical Peel: Brittany Nelson at Morgan Lehman Gallery, NYC

Feb 4, 2016 / by Jean Dykstra / BURNAWAY


Artist Profile: Alex Chitty

Jan 8, 2016 / by Robin Dluzen / Art Ltd. Magazine


Just listen: the minimalist art of Jennie C. Jones

Jan 8, 2016 / by Molly Glentzer / Houston Chronicle


Brittany Nelson: The Year I Make Contact at Morgan Lehman

Jan 26, 2016 / by Loring Knoblauch / Collector Daily


Digital Worlds Stretch the Limits of What’s Possible

Jan 15, 2016 / by Kenta Murakami / Hyperallergic


Mika Horibuchi - Familiar Reality Translations

Dec 22, 2015 / by Chester Alamo-Castello / The COMP Magazine


Bethany Collins: An Artist Who Performs Historical Erasures

Dec 19, 2015 / by Courtney Willis Blair / Modern Painters


Review: Theory of Forms at Patron Gallery

Dec 17, 2015 / by Timothy Winkelman / Hairy Rainbow


Where art and science collide

Dec 10, 2015 / by Bob Jacobson / Isthmus


18 Artists to Watch

Dec 1, 2015 / Modern Painters


Les séries de Kadar Brock

Nov 26, 2015 / by Aurore t’Kint / Mu-inthecity


Review: Alex Chitty and Chris Bradley/ Shane Campbell Gallery

Nov 14, 2015 / by Kerry Cardoza / NewCity Art


Chicago's Concept-Based Group Exhibitions Show Strength in Numbers

Oct 20, 2015 / by Stephanie Cristello / Art Slant


Critic's Pick: Harold Mendez and Ronny Quevedo

Sep 26, 2015 / by Andy Campbel / Artforum


Talk to Me: Samuel Levi Jones at ProArts

Sep 13, 2015 / by Marie Martraire / Daily Serving


EXPO Chicago 2015: Emergence of Major Art Fair (Alex Chitty)

Sep 29, 2015 / by Matthew Avignone / The Eye of Photography


Sketches for Something Bigger (Myra Greene)

Sep 25, 2015 / by Chicago Artists Coalition / Chicago Artists Coalition


Highlights and Surprises: A First Look at EXPO Chicago 2015

Sep 19, 2015 / by Ionit Behar / ArtSlant


For the Former OHWOW Gallery's First Outing, A Provacative Show (Nick van Woert)

Sep 2, 2015 / by Janelle Zara / The New York Times Style Magazine


Liat Yossifor "Time Turning Paint"

Sep 12, 2015 / Pitzer Art Galleries


Art Gallery: 'Old School, New Rule' at Diversity Richmond

Sep 9, 2015 / by Jo Lord / Richmond Times-Dispatch


Miami Rail Interview (Kadar Brock)

Sep 2, 2015 / by Alex Bacon / The Miami Rail


Bethany Collins

Sep 1, 2015 / by Lilly Lampe / Artforum


Highlights from the Creative Capital Retreat: Part One

Aug 7, 2015 / by Paddy Johnson / Art F City


Artadia Announces 2015 Chicago Finalists

Aug 7, 2015 / by Alex Greenberger / ARTNews


Brittany Nelson: The States Project Virginia

Jul 21, 2015 / by Eliot Dudik / LensCratch


BLACK / WHITE

Jul 9, 2015 / AMERINGER McENERY YOHE


Artist of the Week: Daniel G. Baird

Jul 9, 2015 / LVL3


Cosmosis (Daniel G. Baird)

Jul 8, 2015 / by Erin Toale / New City


Liat Yossifor 'Pre-Verbal Painting'

Jul 3, 2015 / CAM Contemporary Art Museum St Louis


The Memory of Time: Contemporary Photographs at the National Gallery

Jul 2, 2015 / by L'Oeil de la Photographie / L'Oeil de la Photographie


Artist of the Week: Mika Horibuchi

Jun 30, 2015 / by LVL3 / LVL3


The Unconventional Painter (Kadar Brock)

Jun 26, 2015 / by Fernando Mastrangelo / Cultured Magazine


Review: Mika Horibuchi and Dan Rizzo-Orr

Apr 14, 2015 / by Heaven Gallery / Newcity Art


Bookworm: Samuel Levi Jones

Apr 7, 2015 / by Mostafa Heddaya / Blouin Artinfo


Bryan Savitz at David Petersen Gallery

Apr 6, 2015 / by David Petersen Gallery / Art Viewer


Unbinding the System

Apr 1, 2015 / by Leah Ollman / Art In America


4 Questions: Samuel Levi Jones

Mar 26, 2015 / by Courtney Willis Blair / Forbes


Chicago Seven Brings Art to the People

Mar 3, 2015 / by Vivien Lesnik Weisman / Huffington Post


Liat Yossifor 'Matters of Structure'

Mar 1, 2015 / by Christopher Michno / Artillery Magazine


Material World

Jan 29, 2015 / by Brad Bynum / News Review


Brittany Nelson Receives Creative Capital Grant

Jan 15, 2015 / by General News / Cranbrook Academy of Art


Blackness in Abstraction

Jan 5, 2015 / by Adrienne Edwards / Art in America


Artist x Artist: Mark Bradford and Samuel Levi Jones

Jan 1, 2015 / by Naima J. Keith and Dana Liss / Studio: The Studio Museum in Harlem Magazine


Alex Chitty - Best of 2014: Our Top 10 Exhibitions Across the United States

Dec 26, 2014 / by Kate Sierzputowski / HyperAllergic


Review: Works of Defiant Beauty (Samuel Levi Jones)

Nov 26, 2014 / by Leah Ollman / Los Angeles Times


Jennie C. Jones

Jan 1, 2012 / by Stephen Vitiello / BOMB - Artists in Conversation


Up and Coming: Dungeons & Dragons Guides the Abstract Paintings of One of New York’s Hottest Artists, Kadar Brock

Nov 24, 2014 / by Marina Cashdan / Artsy


New Works at Recology San Francisco

Sep 22, 2014 / by Sarah Dragovich / Art Nerd San Francisco


The Stuff of Life, Urgently Altered: Artists in Residence Display Work at Studio Museum in Harlem

Aug 28, 2014 / by Holland Cotter / The New York Times


Alex Chitty’s Additive Distortions and Photographic Sculptures

Aug 1, 2014 / INSIDE / WITHIN


Yes, You're in Heaven: Spotlights young, ascending Chicago artists

May 19, 2014 / by Noah Berlatsky / Chicago Reader


JPW3: The Alchemy of New School Pop Art

Jun 9, 2014 / by Nikki Darling / KCET Los Angele


Photographer Examines what Being White Looks Like

May 1, 2014 / by Victoria Fleischer / PBS, Art Beat


Sacred Geometry

May 1, 2014 / by Lindsay Preston Zappas / LA Canvas


Brittany Nelson Showing Beautiful Pieces--Created With A Little Help From Chemistry--At Art Miami Via David Klein Gallery

Nov 27, 2013 / Manapare.us


Different Damage: Kadar Brock’s Abstraction

Sep 5, 2013 / by Hillary Weston / Black Book


Kadar Brock Interview

Sep 1, 2013 / by Steven Cox / Hunted Projects


Portraits of Living Matter, in Brittany Nelson’s Photographic Works

Jul 7, 2013 / Lancia Trend Visions


Samira Yamin: ‘We Will Not Fail’

Jul 1, 2013 / by Stephanie Sykes / Harper’s Bazaar Art


Kadar Brock’s Netflix-Induced Artmaking

Apr 26, 2013 / by Artsy Editorial / Artsy


Breakout Artists 2013: Alex Chitty

Apr 25, 2013 / Newcity Art


Studio Visit: Nick Van Woert

Mar 29, 2013 / by Monica Khemsurov / Sight Unseen


Myra Greene: Selections from my White Friends

Jan 23, 2013 / by Maurita N. Poole / William College Museum of Art


Now Showing | Nick van Woert’s ‘No Man’s Land’

Feb 21, 2013 / by Erica Bellman / The New York Times Style Magazine


All-Star Cast: Nick Van Woert

Sep 25, 2012 / by Dan Duray / Observer


Studio Museum announces 2012 Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize awarded to Jennie C. Jones

Oct 1, 2012 / by Editors of Artdaily / Artdaily


In Conversation: Matt Jones Interviews Kadar Brock

Jul 1, 2012 / by Matt Jones / New York Art Magazine


Myra Greene: Some of Her Best Friends Are White

May 22, 2012 / by David Gonzalez / The New York Times, LENS


The Iterative Art of Brittany Nelson

Jun 27, 2011 / by Douglas Collins / Non-Figurative Photo


Double Back l Matthew Metzger

Apr 29, 2011 / Arratia Beer


Art Review: Liat Yossifor at Angles Gallery

Mar 10, 2011 / by David Pagel / Los Angeles Times


Painter Matthew Metzger Takes on Reality

Apr 22, 2011 / by Monica Westin / Arts & Culture Chicago


September 11: MoMA PS1

Jan 11, 2011 / by Steven Stern / Frieze


Art In Review: Jennie C. Jones: ‘Electric’

Jul 30, 2010 / by Ken Johnson / The New York Times


Liat Yossifor: Below the Eye Review

Apr 29, 2009 / by Karen Lang / X-TRA Contemporary Art Quarterly


Ishmael Randall-Weeks & Melanie Schiff

Feb 1, 2009 / by Jonathan T.D. Neil / Art Review


Jennie C. Jones + Deborah Grant

Jan 4, 2009 / by Jeremy Sigler / BLOUIN ARTINFO


Bryan Savitz, New Sculpture

Apr 19, 2008 / by Rare Gallery / ArtCat


Training Gound- Patterson Carrie

May 1, 2007 / by Jose Saramago / NY Arts Magazine


"Make it Now" Review: Bryan Savitz

May 27, 2005 / by Roberta Smith / The New York Times