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"The risk of existence.".(paintings, various artists, Phyllis Kind Gallery, New York, New York)
Artforum International, February, 1999 by Brooks, Adams
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Curator Mark Greenwold successfully displayed his lone painting 'The Risk of Existence,' with other solo works to provide a balanced visual menu. Greenwold depicted a grotesque family consisting of perverts and suicidal members. A painting focusing on pebbles is juxtaposed to a painting of a man lying on the rocks. Paintings with religious themes as well as abstract geometrical designs were also selected. The over-all effect of the selections is to magnify the eeriness of Greenwold's painting.
For an artist, orchestrating a salon around your own most recent work is a traditional act of ...
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