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Philip-Lorca di Corcia 's Head #10. (Photo: Courtesy Museum of Modern Art)

Critic Walter Robinson on 9/11 Art and Moving Past Schmaltz

While One World Trade Center is as blunt as a cattle prod, some 9/11-influenced work manages to move past mere sentiment.
By Walter Robinson

Petlin’s Ambiguous Agitprop Pushes Dialogue, Not Dogma

The centerpiece of Irving Petlin’s exhibition of paintings and drawings at Kent Gallery is The Entry of Christ into Washington
By Mario Naves

Maddening Consistency Hampers Siena’s Intricately Pretty Pictures

Anyone who wouldn’t want a painting by James Siena hanging over the sofa must be nuts. Then again, anyone who’d
By Mario Naves

Giacometti’s Depictions of Women Inspire Reverence, Some Revision

By Mario Naves

Giacometti’s Depictions of Women Inspire Reverence, Some Revision

By Mario Naves

The Larry Generation Goes Go-Go; Hey, It’s Chelsea on Steroids!

By Brook S. Mason

A Group Show Figures Out Aesthetics of Human Form

By Mario Naves

What Are the Rules? Glimcher Exhibition Stated Aesthetic

By Hilton Kramer

Joel Shapiro’s Rickety Sculptures Hang Loose at PaceWildenstein

By Mario Naves

Alex Katz’s Attack Of Nine-Foot Women Cheerfully Grotesque

By Hilton Kramer

A Painter’s Ultimate Challenge: Embracing the Palette Pariah

By Mario Naves

Currently Hanging

By Mario Naves

What Sculpture Might Have Looked Like on Day 1

By Mario Naves

New Julian Schnabel Show: Portraits and Crockery

By Hilton Kramer
Senator Simon Guggenheim, co-founder, with his wife, of the Guggenheim Founder. (Courtesy Wikipedia)

Mondrian, Reinhardt Star In Great Show at Pace

By Hilton Kramer
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