Adventures in Art Writing; Part II
Ambitious and Convoluted; Terence Malick’s The Tree of Life
Bring Back 1-800-MD-Tusch; On The Irrelevance of Public Art
Curatorial Decor; on the Triumph of the Installation Aesthetic
Dynamic Duo: Pat Lay and Theresa Ellerbock at Sideshow Gallery
Eating Bananas In Silent Anger; The Lives Artists Lead and The Plans They Make
Enough Already; Do We Really Need Another de Kooning Retrospective?
George Washington, Captain Kirk & The Nature of Perception; On How Our Eyes Are Changing
Give One Million Monkeys One Million Brushes And In One Million Years You’d Get . . . Las Meninas?; Was Randall Jarell Right?
God Bless America; on Tony Matelli
Kurt Knobelsdorf at Steven Harvey Fine Arts Projects
Me, Me, Me; Laurel Nakadate at P.S. 1
Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss–Kind Of; Art School Heroes, Revised
New Year’s Eve With Florine Stettheimer & Isabella Rossellini; Curious About The Former, Pining For The Latter
Sarasota Oasis, Duchampian Detour; Goodbye, Marcel
Slumming in Corona; Tonia Bruguera and the Disenfranchised of Queens, New York
The Most Depressing Exhibition of Art I Have Ever Seen; on Gerhard Richter
The Saddest Song In The World, Then The Most Joyous; on The Mekons and Flipper
Anselm Kiefer at Gagosian Gallery
Don Olsen at The Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Edward Hopper at The Whitney Museum of American Art
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt at The Neue Galerie
Honore In The Middle; On The Craft of Writing & Balzac’s The Unknown Masterpiece
Jan Gossart at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mika Rottenberg at Mary Boone Gallery
Philip Pearlstein at Betty Cuningham Gallery
Robert Rauschenberg at Gagosian Gallery
