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Galleries Now: Katja Strunz - Bilder & Skulpturen
by Galleries Now April 28, 2017 Falling and folding are the central three-dimensional formal structures in Katja Strunz’s work. The theme of expansion and contraction of... Read more -
SVA NYC: New York Spring Exhibition Highlights: Jessica Craig-Martin and Brian Rutenberg
by Emma Drew April 13, 2017 Two shows on-view right now—one uptown, one down—highlight the ongoing work of BFA Photography and Video faculty member Jessica Craig-Martin... Read more -
Arte Fuse: Dorian Gaudin: Rites and Aftermath Palais de Tokyo (Paris)
April 7, 2017 Palais de Tokyo is presenting the first solo show by Dorian Gaudin in an art centre. The artist, whose work... Read more -
KUNSTFORUM International: Dorian Gaudin
by Magdalena Kröner April 1, 2017 The French-American artist Dorian Gaudin, born in Paris in 1986, explores the tension between statics and movement, control and chance... Read more
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i-D: jessica craig-martin captures the glittering imperfection of high society parties
by Hannah Ongley March 9, 2017 Who hasn't felt like an outsider amongst well-heeled guests at an over-elaborate party? Jessica Craig-Martin captures this feeling with a... Read more -
W: The Perks of Being a High-Society Wallflower Like Jessica Craig-Martin
by Steph Eckardt March 4, 2017 For years now, Jessica Craig-Martin has been steadily plowing through the high-society party circuit across the world with two purposes:... Read more -
Artsy: 20 Artists to Watch at The Armory Show
by Artsy Editors February 28, 2017 As The Armory Show opens its 23rd edition, 210 galleries from 30 countries across the globe have converged on Manhattan’s... Read more -
Huffpost: Robots, Love & Fate In Paris
by Frank Browning February 28, 2017 I am not a robot. Am I? How can I be sure? These questions cut to the core of a... Read more
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Two Coats of Paint: Lisa Beck: So-called opposites
by Carl E Hazlewood February 13, 2017 “I am attracted to related visual phenomena like positive and negative, pattern and randomness, color and grayscale, flatness and depth,... Read more -
CULTURED: An Object in Motion: Dorian Gaudin Redefines Kinetic Art
by Ryan Steadman January 23, 2017 Bodies never lie” is an old saying in the dance world, though it also applies to the art of 29-year-... Read more -
Artdaily: Exhibition of new works by Katja Strunz opens at Contemporary Fine Arts
January 1, 2017 BERLING - Contempory Fine Arts presents new works by Katja Strunz for Gallery Weekend 2017. Falling and folding are the... Read more -
Artnet News: Top 10 Shows on the LES and Surrounding Neighborhoods This Summer
Henri Neuendorf July 4, 2016 “Group Show: Boys and Girls Can Still Draw” at Nathalie Karg (July 6—August 26, 2016) Displaying drawings by artists Marina... Read more
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Berlin Art Link: Katja Strunz
by Alison Hugill May 25, 2016 The geometrical shapes and subdued colours of Katja Strunz’s works are aesthetically consonant with her high-ceilinged, brightly lit studio in... Read more -
Art Critical: Thank You For What Is Underneath, Nathlie Provosty
Nathlie Provosty (the third ear) at Nathalie Karg Gallery May 14, 2016 In an early episode in Balzac’s The Unknown Masterpiece, the novella’s quixotic antihero, Frenhofer, is adding masterful corrective touches to... Read more -
Hyperallergic: Paintings that Sensuously Shift in Tone and Texture
by Laila Pedro April 29, 2016 Nathlie Provosty ’s current exhibition at Nathalie Karg Gallery , (the third ear) , is a study in the emotional,... Read more -
The New York Times: The Lower East Side as Petri Dish
April 21, 2016 NATHALIE KARG On the top floor of 291 Grand Street, Nathalie Karg , who recently relocated from the East Village,... Read more
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ARTFORUM: Peter Barrickman
April 1, 2016 Peter Barrickman The Green Gallery There are painters who take inspiration from what they know about painting, and others who... Read more -
Telavivian: The World Of Ohad Meromi
April 1, 2016 Ohad Meromi is a force to be reckoned with in the art world. With a long and celebrated career in... Read more -
Observer: 7 New York Gallery Shows You’ll Flip For This Spring
New works from a Cuban, an Icelander and even a Brooklynite March 7, 2016 Nathlie Provosty at Nathalie Karg 291 Grand Street March 30 – May 8 Abstract painting has been getting a bad... Read more -
ARTFORUM: “All Over”
March 1, 2016 “All Over” derives its title from Clement Greenberg’s term for the space of AbEx painting, where foreground and background merge... Read more
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Observer: The Sculpture That Gets Around
By Ryan Steadman February 29, 2016 When someone enters a gallery and sees a piece of sculpture, it’s common for them to move around the object... Read more -
Flash Art: Katja Strunz
By Gesine Borcherdt February 18, 2016 Gesine Borcherdt: Your sculptures evoke the vocabulary of classic modernism: Constructivism, Suprematism, Minimalism — Aleksander Rodchenko, Kazimir Malevich, Robert Smithson.... Read more -
Independent: Rannva Kunoy, painter: 'I keep reining the paint in, to prevent it from being overly luxurious'
Karen Wright meets the artist at her studio in Stoke Newington, north London February 18, 2016 Painter Rannva Kunoy works in a studio adjacent to Clissold Park in Stoke Newington, north London. The industrial building contains... Read more -
Artnet News: 20 Emerging Female Artists to Keep on Your Radar
By Lauren Palmer December 9, 2015 This year was a strong one for female artists, and next year it appears that it might be even better.... Read more
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Hyperallergic: Forging Queer Identity with Abstraction
By Abe Ahn October 19, 2015 The absence or presence of the body recurs throughout the show. Amir Nikravan’s “Rep/Set 7” (2015) represents a messy abstraction... Read more -
ARTnews: Sarah Peters
June 17, 2015 by Dennis Kardon They sit on tall gray pedestals, resembling five black holes with gravitational fields so strong that even... Read more -
The Brooklyn Rail: Sarah Peters
June 3, 2015 By Sara Christoph In the mythological tales of ancient Greece, the power of a “seer” was her ability to see... Read more -
The New York Times: Review - Sarah Peters At Eleven Rivington
by Ken Johnson April 30, 2015 With the haunting bronze heads in this elegant show , the Brooklyn sculptor Sarah Peters scores an aesthetic hat trick:... Read more
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HyperAllergic: Painted Glimpses of the Lives of Fictional Characters
by Rob Colvin April 7, 2015 The characters of novels often know things the reader doesn’t. What was the life of a character before entering the... Read more -
Time Out: "The Painter of Modern Life"
5 Stars April 1, 2015 From the moment it opened, MoMA’s painting survey “The Forever Now” became an art-world punching bag, thanks to its overweening... Read more -
New York Times: Vera Iliatova: ‘For Now, at Once’
By Ken Johnson March 19, 2015 In her dreamy paintings of girls in verdant landscapes, Vera Iliatova toys with conventional associations of nature, femininity, childhood and... Read more -
Modern Painters: 24 Artists to Watch
Nathlie Provosty January 30, 2015 New talent is continually springing up in unanticipated places, approaching the world in unexpected ways. Instead of harkening back to... Read more
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Huffington Post; 10 Badass Emerging Female Artists You Should Know
January 22, 2015 We call it a good day when we learn about one new female artist toying with art and gender in... Read more -
Paintings Move and the Performers Stop
Landscape, Incheon Art Platform, Korea December 1, 2014 By Haejin Kim The first thing I noticed when I entered the theatre were the several columns that had been... Read more -
ARTnews: Consumer Reports: Jim Drain
By the editors November 12, 2014 As a member of the influential Providence art collective Forcefield , Jim Drain helped blend music, performance, film, and installation... Read more -
ELLE: Jessica Craig-Martin for 20×200
By Misty Sidelle October 24, 2014 'No image I create for fashion can ever be as satisfying as finding a real moment that encapsulates my ideas... Read more
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Los Angeles Times: Amir Nikravan paintings at home in intellectualized hall of mirrors
By Leah Ollman October 24, 2014 Amir Nikravan’s paintings occupy the preternaturally calm eye of a cerebral storm. They spur a heady buzz of questions, yet... Read more -
The Cut: Jessica Craig-Martin on Her Big Show for Charity
by Erica Schwiegershausen October 22, 2014 Fifteen years ago, the photographer Jessica Craig-Martin — best known for her hyper-realistic photographs of the lifestyles of the wealthy... Read more -
LA Weekly: When Creating Paintings, Amir Nikravan Tries to Mimic Photoshop
By Catherine Wagley October 15, 2014 Painter David Hockney, the moody Brit turned part-time Angeleno who made those fantastically flat, sunny pool paintings in the 1960s,... Read more -
Interview: On the Surface of Alex Kwartler
by Rachel Small October 14, 2014 For his show at Nathalie Karg Gallery, which opened last night, artist Alex Kwartler presents two diverging series of large-scale... Read more
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The New York Times: Gathering of Far-Flung Friends, and Trends
Martha Schwendener May 8, 2014 Within the commercial realms of art, the New Art Dealers Alliance, known as NADA, has earned its good reputation. Founded... Read more -
Artsy: Glamor and Excess, Under the Lens
Artsy Editorial March 5, 2014 Shiny, tan skin, gem-encrusted necklines, bleach-white teeth, and studded stilettos are the surfaces that Jessica Craig-Martin is drawn to, and... Read more -
The Miami Rail: Nathlie Provosty's New Paintings
by Alex Bacon November 15, 2013 Approaching from a distance, Nathlie Provosty’s “Doubleu (Dark)” (2013)’s first surprise is the discovery, upon getting near enough, that pictorial... Read more -
Wolgan Misool Art Magazine
Exhibition Review: Second Thought, Space bm, Seoul September 21, 2013 By Yunkyoung Kim Sunny Kim’s works or whenever I came across any comments on her works. For a long time... Read more
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Hyperallergic: Getting an International Glimpse at Open Studios
by Jillian Steinhauer April 30, 2013 Upstairs at the International Studio & Curatorial Program , on the third floor, there’s a map tacked to a wall... Read more -
New American Paintings: Vera Iliatova: Days of Never at Mona Rowe Gallery
by Nadia Fellah March 18, 2013 On view though April 13th, at Monya Rowe’s second-floor gallery in Chelsea, are eight exquisite paintings by the Russian-born artist... Read more -
Whitewall Art: Review: Jim Drain at PRISM
By Maxwell Williams December 17, 2012 Jim Drain emerged from the early 2000s RISD scene as an inhabitant of Fort Thunder, a wildly punk, graphically brash... Read more -
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Talking about Peter Barrickman's new work
Mary Louise Schumacher December 7, 2012 There is something about an artist whose work you've gravitated to powerfully from the start. It's like imprinting. It's hard... Read more
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ARTFORUM: Nathlie Provosty
by Chloé Rossetti November 8, 2012 Nathlie Provosty 1:1 121 Essex Street, 2nd Floor November 8 - December 9, 2012 Nathlie Provosty’s intimate works on paper,... Read more -
Interview Magazine: Express Yourself, Jim Drain
By Angela Ledgerwood November 8, 2012 “The whole body reacts to color,” says the 37 year-old Miami-based artist Jim Drain. “If you were to walk into... Read more -
Art in America: New York Gets Green, Milwaukee-Style
Brian Boucher August 18, 2011 John Riepenhoff and Jake Palmert are proud to run the only commercial gallery in Milwaukee that is committed to conceptual... Read more -
Whitehot Magazine: May 2011, Nathlie Provosty @ Gallery Diet
by Shana Beth Mason May 14, 2011 It isn’t very often that a refresher course on ancient philosophy and religion is sorely needed before entering a contemporary... Read more
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Frieze: De Kooning, De Kooning, De Kooning...
By Christine Antaya April 1, 2011 A ridiculous clown-like figure with a cartoonishly outsized paintbrush chants ‘De Kooning, De Kooning, De Kooning…’ as he presses a... Read more -
Zhivago Duncan and Katja Strunz at Contemporary Fine Arts Berlin
By Enrico February 1, 2011 Contemporary Fine Arts in Berlin currently presents two exhibitions: “Nachzeit” (Aftertime) with works by Katja Strunz, and “Dick Flash’s Souvenirs... Read more -
Sight Unseen: Studio Visit, Jim Drain
By Monica Khemsurov December 23, 2010 It’s a wonder that Jim Drain isn’t a hoarder of epic, A&E-worthy proportions. Sure, nearly every corner of the 3,000-square-foot... Read more -
Vanity Fair: *V.F.’*s Guide to Art Basel: Jim Drain
By Carrie Carlise November 30, 2010 If, by chance, you’re on your way to Florida to attend this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach, which opens on... Read more
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Memories of things which never were - Rolling Fog, Gallery Hyundai 16 Bungee, Seoul
by Eunju Lee November 12, 2010 My first encounter with Sunny Kim’s “Girls in Uniform” series was from her 2001 Gallery Sagan exhibition. At the time,... Read more -
BOMB Magazine: Vera Iliatova's Tenants
By Richard J. Goldstein March 29, 2010 Windows fly past as the elevated train plows by those buildings impossibly close to the tracks. Any glimpse is too... Read more -
The New York Times: Warm and Fuzzy Department | Jim Drain’s Wearable Art
BY Deborah Shapiro January 27, 2010 The artist Jim Drain has gained recognition for his vivid, abstract textile sculptures, whose soft, almost cuddly aspect renders them... Read more -
The Guardian: Artist of the week 70: Katja Strunz
By Skye Sherwin January 13, 2010 From eerily empty clock faces to angular knots of twisted steel, Strunz creates sculptures that seem trapped in time S... Read more
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Frieze: Katja Strunz
By Kristy Bell March 12, 2009 The potential effects that a change of gallery context can have on an artist’s work are always a subject of... Read more -
TATE: Standing with one's back to Utopia - Katja Strunz
By Charlotte Klonk January 1, 2009 Charlotte Klonk visits Katja Strunz in her Berlin studio and hears how the early influence of Robert Smithson and his... Read more -
BOMB Magazine: Jessica Craig-Martin
By Bob Holman April 1, 2007 The surface is gorgeous, simply gorgeous, darling! Brilliantly cibachromed, oozing color and pain, blood-glazed. Yes, the faces are cut off... Read more -
ARTFORUM: OPENINGS: KATJA STRUNZ
By Suzanne Hudson April 1, 2006 MAYBE THIS IS APOCRYPHAL and maybe it’s not: On first seeing Robert Smithson’s crystalline Untitled, 1964–65, as a student in... Read more
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The New York Times: POSSESSED; Letting Fate Take the Picture
By David Colman June 29, 2003 ''WHEN I look around today, the biggest anachronism I see is pregnancy,'' Andy Warhol wrote in ''The Philosophy of Andy... Read more -
Frieze: Something Old, Something New
By Dominic Eichler April 4, 2003 The works in Katja Strunz' sparse constellations often appear to have been spared an uncertain fate or narrowly escaped a... Read more
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