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expressionism

Closing Soon: Paul Klee’s Psychic Improvisations at David Zwirner Gallery

Fair warning: while it's high time for a new retrospective of Klee’s works, this exhibition lacks cohesiveness and feels haphazard.
By Farah Abdessamad
A drawing of two very disgusting rotting skulls that appear to be debating

‘The Anxious Eye’ Showcases the Legacy and Modern-Day Relevance of German Expressionism

The intensity of these works gives them vibrancy and meaning outside of their historical context.
By Dan Duray
A black crudely drawn figure wearing a top hat stands on a blue surface in front of an orange wall covered in graffiti.

Basquiat’s Modena Paintings to Be Reunited for the First Time

Eight large-scale paintings never before shown together are coming to the Fondation Beyeler.
By Christa Terry

Barkley L. Hendricks’ Portrait of Jackie Cameron Expected to Fetch $3 Million

By Helen Holmes
Paul_Klee photographed in 1911 by Alexander Eliasberg.

6 Paul Klee Masterpieces That Reveal His Eclectic Style

By Juliet Helmke
Richard Gerstl, Self-Portrait, Laughing, 1907. Oil on canvas.

Neue Galerie’s Richard Gerstl Retrospective Showcases a Life Cut Short

By David D'Arcy
Christy Turlington and her portrait, painted by Francesco Clemente.

A New Way to See Supermodels

By Ryan Steadman
Barkley L. Hendricks, JohnWayne, 2015.

7 New York Gallery Shows You’ll Flip For This Spring

By Ryan Steadman
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Sand Hills in Engadin, (1917-18). (Photo: MoMA)

MoMA Returns Painting to Heirs, Crystal Bridges Buys Record-Setting Artwork, and More

By Alanna Martinez
Disillusionment by Thomas Lawson. (Photo: Courtesy of Klaus von Nichtssagend gallery and the artist)

The Atomic Punk: Painter Thomas Lawson Can Still Stir Things Up

By Ryan Steadman

Male Art Star on Women Artists: ‘It’s a Fact That Very Few of Them Succeed’

By Ryan Steadman

German Expressionism, Never Cuddly Work, Is at Neue Galerie

By Hilton Kramer
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