Big Paul Georges Wanted a Hotline To Old Masters The American painter Paul Georges, who died last year at the age of 78, was a big man who thought By Hilton Kramer
A Minimalist Artist With a Modernist Bent Certainty is not an attribute that immediately springs to mind when we think of 20th-century art. A certain anxiety-a Cézannean By Mario Naves
A Paul Georges Exhibit Recalls Figurative 50’s There are painters who, though they have been showing their work in New York for decades, are still better known By Hilton Kramer
At Copenhagen’s Koan, Kristian Baumann Turns a Dual Identity Into a Culinary Strength By Emily Zemler
Dindga McCannon Has Been Stitching Black History into the American Art Canon for 60 Years By Elisa Carollo