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Category Archives: Reviews
At Martín Ramírez Opening, A Defense of Immigrant’s Rights and Outsider Art
March 27, 2015 in Hyperallergic Martín Ramírez,”Untitled (Tunnel with Cars and Buses)” (1954), reproduced as one of five new ‘Forever’ Stamps by the United States Postal Service (© 2015 USPS) (click to enlarge) Blue-chip outsider artist Martín Ramírez was memorialized … Continue reading
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Tagged drawing, Hyperallergic, Martin Ramirez, Melissa Stern, outsider art, Ricco Maresca Gallery, Self-Taught artist, Visual arts
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Out of This World, Domestic Objects Transcend
by Melissa Stern on March 24, 2015 Subodh Gupta, “This is not a fountain” (2011), old aluminium utensils, water, painted brass taps, PVC pipes, motor (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) New York is a big art city, with … Continue reading
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Tagged Chelsea Art Galleries, Hauser&Wirth Gallery, India, mixed media, Subodh Gupta
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7 Contemporary Takes on Marsden Hartley
in Hyperallergic. February 20, 2015 Marsden Hartley, “Green and Purple Grapes in a Basket” (1928) OK, full disclosure: I have never been a huge Marsden Hartley fan. I know that Hartley is “important” in modernist art history, but there’s an … Continue reading
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10 Stellar Culture Documentaries That the Oscars Snubbed
February 19, 2015 in Hyperallergic It’s movie awards season again. That breathless time of year that starts with the Golden Globes and climaxes with the Oscars, at which point we are all pretty tired of the hoo-ha and ready to … Continue reading
Exploring Life’s Dead Ends on Repeat
November 20, 2014 in Hyperallergic Installation view of Pierre St-Jacques’ ‘The Exploration of Dead Ends’ at Station Independent Projects (all images courtesy the artist) I have always contended that video art is the hardest to make, in part because it’s … Continue reading
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Reading a Drawing Without Labels
published Nov. 12,2014 in Hyperallergic Dan Miller “Untitled (blue ‘ON’ and yellow with graphite)” (2011), acrylic and graphite on paper (all images courtesy Ricco Maresca Gallery) Dan Miller has created some of the most glorious work that I’ve seen in … Continue reading
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Tagged Autisim, Creative Growth, Dan Miller, drawing, Melissa Stern, mixed media, Ricco Maresca Gallery, Self-Taught artist
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Drawing the Face of the War Machine
October 17, 2014 in Hyperallergic Xanti Schawinsky, “The Aviator (Faces of War)” (1942), mixed media, watercolor and black pen on paper, 28 7/8 x 21 inches (73.4 X 53.4 cm) (all works courtesy of and copyright the Xanti Schawinsky Estate, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bauhaus, Faces of War, Melissa Stern, Surrealism, The Drawing Center, Watercolor, World War Two, Xanti Schawinsky
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Francesco Clemente: Inspired By India
September 26, 2014 in Hyperallergic The main hall of the Francesco Clemente: Inspired by India show at the Rubin Museum (all photos courtesy the Rubin Museum) One of things I have always loved about the Rubin Museum is their fearlessness … Continue reading
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Tagged Clemente, Francesco Clemente, India, Mary Boone, New York City, Painting, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rubin Museum
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Transformative Touch: Photographs Laced with Thread
August 7, 2014 in Hyperallergic Hinke Schreuders, “Works on Paper #37″ (2014), embroidery and ink on paper and linen, 10.25 x 7 x 2.2 in, and “Works on Paper #36″ (2014), embroidery and ink on paper and linen, 10.25 x … Continue reading
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Tagged Craft, DIY, Embroidery, Handmade, Hauder and Wirth, Ken Price, Maker Movement, Museum of Art and Design, Nostalgia, Photography, Sterling Ruby
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