By Marjorie Welish 11/18/09 5:32pm

Form, a Series

Certain situations make us aware of arithmetic eloquence. Two exhibitions, paying homage to series, do just that.

Dan Flavin’s sculptural installation is a surprise even for those viewers who know his work well, for to enter the galleries at David Zwirner is to be blown back by near blinding color-drenched light. Induced to see Read More

By Mario Naves 6/30/03 12:00am

Happy Release of Drawing Exposes Artist’s Lighter Side

New Yorkers who enjoyed Ellsworth Kelly: Tablet 1949-1973 , an exhibition last summer at Soho’s Drawing Center, should go see Helmut Federle: Works on Paper from 1969 to 2001 at the Peter Blum Gallery. The pleasure of Tablet stemmed from watching Mr. Kelly think out loud-scribbling ideas for paintings and sculptures, doodling on whatever surface Read More