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At the Galleries

At the Galleries IT HAS BECOME A CLICHÃÂ TO NOTE THAT painting continues to flourish, despite the proliferation of works made with mixed,...
Hudson Review, The, 07/01/09 by Wilkin, Karen · More from publication
Leon Kossoff: Mitchel-Innes & Nash

For pure cussedness it's hard to beat the London painters who came to prominence in the wake of WWII. A generation younger than the Abstract...
Art in America, 06/01/09 by Karen Wilkin · More from publication
Comment: Letter from the Netherlands

Dear H, Wednesday: I'm in the Netherlands, with a group of art critics, to preview the exhibition "Pride of Place: Dutch Cityscapes from the...
Hudson Review, The, 04/01/09 by Wilkin, Karen · More from publication
At the Galleries

ELEPHANTS, POWERFUL ABSTRACT PAINTINGS, evocations of Pre-Raphaelite dramas, photos made with primitive techniques, a rÃÂÃÂ©valuation of...
Hudson Review, The, 01/01/09 by Wilkin, Karen · More from publication
Larry Poons: Jacobson Howard

Friedel Dzubas Leslie Feely Friedel Dzubas Leslie Feely [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Two recent, concurrent exhibitions--"Larry Poons: Throw, Pour,...
Art in America, 11/01/08 by Karen Wilkin · More from publication
Francine Tint: Tria

Asked for advice by young artists, in the days before unfledged MFA candidates were guaranteed more attention than seasoned practitioners, Clement...
Art in America, 10/01/08 by Karen Wilkin · More from publication

At the Galleries

At the Galleries THE MOST SPECTACULAR SHOW OF THE PAST SEASON was almost certainly "El Greco to VelÃÂÃÂ¡zquez: Art During the Reign of...
Hudson Review, The, 10/01/08 by Wilkin, Karen · More from publication
American Art and Literature

American Art and Literature JUST ABOUT ANYONE WHO CARES ABOUT AMERICAN ART AND CULTURE will have read Barbara Novak's American Painting of the...
Hudson Review, The, 10/01/08 by Wilkin, Karen · More from publication
Art at land's end: concentrated at two former military sites, this year's gathering of open-air sculpture engaged land, sea and viewers 'perceptions

Sculpture Key West, the outdoor exhibition of contemporary sculpture at the southernmost point of the continental U.S., began in 1995 as a rather...
Art in America, 09/01/08 by Karen Wilkin · More from publication
At the Galleries

At the Galleries AMONG THE HIGH POINTS OF THE WINTER were three seemingly diverse exhibitions: Shirin Neshat's new videos and photographs at...
Hudson Review, The, 07/01/08 by Wilkin, Karen · More from publication

At the Galleries