Henri Matisse Collage Wall-Hanging Debuted at Armory Show, New York
Henri Matisse, Océanie, 'le ciel' (1948) for sale at C|&|Co, NYC Oceanie is a masterful, two-part work by Henri Matisse, comprising ‘le ciel’ and ‘la mer’; both pieces realizing the artist’s...
View ArticleA New Abstract Expressionism Finds a Voice in the Work of a Connecticut Artist
David Taylor, Landscape, o/c, 45"x 36" The Erector Square Building in New Haven, Connecticut has long stood as a landmark of American ingenuity. For decades, it served as the manufacturing headquarters...
View ArticleContemporary Artist Wolf Kahn: Discovering Symbolism in the Ordinary
What do you think of when you think about Wolf Kahn? Is it the fantasia palette, the barns glowing ember-like, the tangled rushes as if singed by a fire, or his hot pink shirt, green tie and strawberry...
View ArticleThe Hudson River School of Painting Helps Define American Identity
John Ogilby; Arnoldus Montanus, New Netherland (New York), New England and Part of Virginia (1671). Courtesy Fordham Univ. Library, Map Coll. #13 By the mid-17th century, English claims in the New...
View ArticleReview of the 2010 Whitney Biennial Exhibition
Jesse Aron Green, Artzliche Zimmeregymnastic (Medicalized Indoor Gymnastics) (2008) If ever there were a middle-of-the-road exhibition, this year’s Whitney Biennial is it. In the spirit of an...
View ArticleFine Art Collecting: Art Fairs and Other Insurance Underwriting Challenges
Interior of Maurice Agis's, Dreamscape (2006) Disaster would soon strike. See video, below Seeking – Director for Museum, open 4-10 days a year with hundreds of curators involved, and tens of...
View ArticleNew York’s Museum of Arts and Design Explores Meaning of ‘Beauty’, in ‘Dead...
Levi van Veluw, Landscape I, from Landscape Series (2008). Courtesy, Gallery Ronmandos, Amsterdam/Rotterdam In less sure hands, New York City’s Museum of Arts and Design’s Dead or Alive, an exhibit of...
View ArticleNewport, Rhode Island’s Historic Vanderbilt Hall and Vernon Court Share...
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt (circ.1910) This is a tale of two historic homes in a beautiful seaside, New England town, and of how visionary zeal and coincidence braided history, friendship and a passion...
View ArticleInstitute of Contemporary Art, Boston, Exhibits Installation of Charles LeDray
Charles LeDray, MENS SUITS (2006-2010), mixed media In the 1970s, when late modernist monuments dominated sculpture, Joel Shapiro caused a hullabaloo when he presented his eccentric miniature work on...
View ArticleAntiques Roadshow: Standing in Line for the American Dream
At first, it seemed that a mass migration might be underway. People by the dozens and then by the hundreds moved along sidewalks and curbsides, pushing carts, pulling wagons and dollies, arms laden,...
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