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L'officiel: 27 Emerging Artists Reflect on the Impacts of Isolation on Selfhood and Community
by Margaux Bang September 14, 2020 L'Officiel, Margaux Bang, September 2020 Read more -
Arte Fuse: ‘myselves’: 4 artists on interpreting the body in the age of pandemic
September 11, 2020 Document Journal, Ann Binlot, September 2020 Read more -
Arte Fuse: “myselves” at Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles
September 11, 2020 ARTFUSE, September 2020 Read more -
Artsy: 10 In-Demand Works on Artsy This Week
by Beatrice Sapsford August 24, 2020 Artsy, Beatrice Sapsford, August 2020 Read more
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If Different Day is a Same Day… : A-Lounge, Seoul, Korea
by Enna Bae August 1, 2020 다른날이 같은날이었으면 오늘이 어제였으면 지금이 아주아주 오래전이었으면 조금더 전 전에 그전, If Different Day is a Same Day If Today... Read more -
Le Monde: Elsa Sahal, sculptrice décomplexée des excroissances
by Roxana Azimi July 17, 2020 Le Monde, Par Roxana Azimi, July 2020 Read more -
The Brooklyn Rail: The Pursuit of Aesthetics: Artwork Created During Quarantine
by William Corwin July 1, 2020 This certainly seems like a time for image and text: straightforward and direct gestures for marshalling ideas, crowds, and righteous... Read more -
The Globe and Mail Arts: B.C. potter Wayne Ngan turned clay into objects of rare sculptural beauty
by Adele Weder June 22, 2020 The Globe and Mail, Adele Weder, June 2020 Read more
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Soon a Manneken-Pisfeminist in Nantes
June 16, 2020 Two legs in glazed pink raised on columns charged with”sea urchins, coral, and shells to let out a thin stream... Read more -
Hyperallergic: Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections
"With vast art mausoleums now shuttered, we artists increasingly occupy the same virtual space, deepening our exchanges by sharing readings, conversations, and Zoom studio visits.” June 6, 2020 John Phillip Abbott (Albuquerque): Since relocating to Albuquerque 10 months ago, we’re still trying to get settled and have unpacked... Read more -
ARTFORUM: Heidi Hahn - Folded Venus/Pomaded Sweater
by Barry Schwabsky May 1, 2020 The first thing to notice about Heidi Hahn’s paintings is the artist’s adroit way with the fundamentals of the medium.... Read more -
artcritical: Vera Iliatova: Over the Brooklyn Bridge to Letniy Sad (Summer Garden)
by Anna Shukeylo April 8, 2020 In the small rectangular space of Monya Rowe Gallery, up on the 10th floor of a midtown building, Vera Iliatova’s... Read more
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The American Academy of Arts and Letters Presents the 2020 Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts
March 4, 2020 This year’s exhibiting artists are Diana Al-Hadid, Amy Bennett, Mike Cloud, Janiva Ellis, Barbara Ess, Erik Foss, Nicholas Galanin, Elliott... Read more -
CBC ARTS: In the Newsletter - The Most-read Story of the Week is...
by Leah Collins March 3, 2020 Hi, art lovers! What were you like in high school? I suspect a lot of us wish we'd been bigger... Read more -
Artsy: The Women Artists that Deserve our Attention According to 9 Leading Artists
March 1, 2020 In honor of Women’s History Month , we’re celebrating female-identifying and non-binary artists who deserve greater recognition. And who better... Read more -
Ideas! Ideas! Ideas! exhibit on display in HUB-Robeson Center
February 19, 2020 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The HUB-Robeson Galleries presents 'Ideas! Ideas! Ideas!' by artist Jim Drain. The exhibit is on view... Read more
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Artforum: Seth Cameron's Lead to New York's Children's Museum of the Arts
February 1, 2020 The Children’s Museum of the Arts (CMA) in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan has hired artist, curator, and educator Seth... Read more -
Harper's Bazaar Arabia: The Artist - Sunny Kim, Mixed Emotions
by Odelia Mathews February 1, 2020 Read more -
Artforum: Transmissions
by Yuki Higashino December 1, 2019 Alex Bacon’s curatorial premise for this concise and elegantly installed group show, part of the annual “curated by” initiative bringing... Read more -
Shepherd: Lisa Beck's Complex Geometries at St. Kate
by Shane McAdams October 22, 2019 I have had the somewhat unusual experience of viewing Lisa Beck’s current exhibition “Send and Receive” (open through Nov. 8... Read more
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Artadia News New York: Awardee Spotlight - A Dialogue with Joe Fyfe
October 19, 2019 Joe Fyfe (b. 1952 in New York, New York) is based in New York City. He repurposes found materials like... Read more -
Fiac!: Elsa Sahal - L' ALANGUIE, 2019 - Galerie Papillon, Paris - AVENUE WINSTON CHURCHILL
October 17, 2019 AVENUE WINSTON CHURCHILL Elsa Sahal was born in 1975 in Paris, where she lives and works. With irony and insolence,... Read more -
LSU MOA: A Conversation with "Semblance" artist, Heidi Hahn
September 19, 2019 LSU MOA curator, Courtney Taylor recently spoke to Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self artist, Heidi Hahn about her artistic process and... Read more -
Juxtapoz: In the Studio with Bridget Mullen
by Jessica Ross August 11, 2019 To some, repetition can be comforting, a way to see the world through a more focused lens, an instrument of... Read more
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ArtNews: MacDowell Colony Names 93 Summer Fellows, Including Heidi Hahn, Cassils, Becca Albee, Em Rooney
by Annie Armstrong May 21, 2019 The MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire, has announced its 93 summer fellows, who include artists Becca Albee , Heidi... Read more -
Art & Antiques: Back to the Land
by Elizabeth Pandolfi April 10, 2019 There are specific moments in art history at which new ideas seem to spring into life, creativity blossoms, and traditional... Read more -
Art of Choice: Bridget Mullen Plays With a Chaotic Control
by Maria Vogel March 2, 2019 Inspired by Futurist and Impressionist painters that came before her, BRIDGET MULLEN creates works that blur the lines between figuration... Read more -
Elephant: What Really Makes a Woman? - Where does our notion of femininity come from? In a new show at Stephen Friedman Gallery, six painters explore the deep roots of the female image, delving into the unconscious and the unknown, from ancient rituals to
by Charlotte Jansen February 5, 2019 According to the wisdom of the day, gender is a construct. The way we dress, the way we move, our... Read more
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Two Coats of Paint: The Materiality of Written Language
January 26, 2019 Contributed by Heather Bause Rubinstein / Joe Fyfe’s newest series of paintings at Nathalie Karg Gallery are packed with visual,... Read more -
Artland: Rannva Kunoy: Permanent Suggestion and Permanent Suspense
January 2, 2019 There is something inherently mysterious about islanders, something that immediately speaks to the artistic soul. Maybe there’s something to being... Read more -
ArtNet News: An Exhibition of 50-Year-Old Paintings by Mario Schifano Draws Eerie Connections Between 1968 and Today
December 13, 2018 It’s been 50 years since 1968, a year marked by political unrest, violence, and protests worldwide. It’s not a stretch... Read more -
Artnet News: 20 Emerging Female Artists to Keep on Your Radar
This year was a strong one for women in the arts. December 9, 2018 Nathlie Provosty Brooklyn-based visual artist and writer Nathlie Provosty exhibited her work at Jablonka Maruani Mercier Gallery Project Space... Read more
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ArtNews: Heidi Hahn Joins Kohn and Nathalie Karg Galleries
November 7, 2018 Artist Heidi Hahn will now be represented by Kohn gallery in Los Angeles and Nathalie Karg Gallery in New York.... Read more -
Time Out: Dorian Gaudin, “The Coffee Cup Spring”
October 15, 2018 In Gaudin’s latest installation, panels of frayed fiberglass printed with patterns, and bent into shapes evoking architectural elements or furnishings... Read more -
ArtForum: Dorian Gaudin
Critic's Pick September 12, 2018 In the center of Dorian Gaudin’s current show is The coffee cup spring (all works 2018), a giant yellow conveyor... Read more -
The Brooklyn Rail: Dorian Gaudin: The Coffee Cup Spring
Artseen September 12, 2018 The sculptor Dorian Gaudin has been making a name for himself with kinetic installations that combine Alexander Calder’s economy of... Read more
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ARTFORUM: HUMAN NATURE
by Dan Nadel September 3, 2018 ATTEMPTING TO RENDER what it is to be human is an absurd task, which makes it all the more urgent.... Read more -
Wall Street International Magazine: Elwood Arms
18 — 23 Jun 2018 at the Nathalie Karg Gallery in New York, United States June 12, 2018 Nathalie Karg and the Green Gallery are delighted to present a special one week exhibition of new paintings by the... Read more -
Bomb: Vulnerable Avatars: Heidi Hahn and Shana Moulton in Conversation
On storytelling, seriality, and a shared love of clichés. May 2, 2018 The Feeling Good Handbook came from an interest in a rarely-pictured private vulnerability, a kind of contemplative doubt or... Read more -
Artnet News: Editors’ Picks: 14 Things to See in New York This Week
From building a rope bondage art installation at the Museum of Sex to an 11-gallery sculpture exhibition at 56 Bogart, here's what we're looking forward to this week. April 9, 2018 “Nathalie Provosty: My Pupil Is an Anvil ” at Nathalie Karg Gallery Natalie Provosty presents a selection of new work,... Read more
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The Brooklyn Rail: Nathlie Provosty, My Pupil is an Anvil
April 4, 2018 In a way, I was primed for it. The onset of seasonal allergies had, a few weeks earlier, caused my... Read more -
Garage: A Radical Book and Music Store Takes Over a Chinatown Gallery
Critic and curator Bob Nickas has refreshed his domestic feng shui by relocating his personal horde to Martos Gallery. And it's all for sale. January 24, 2018 Bob Nickas and I have been friends for more than 20 years, but I’ve never once set foot inside his... Read more -
Artdaily: Elizabeth Dee exhibits Lisa Beck's new paintings
Lisa Beck: Rising and Falling, Installation View 2017, Elizabeth Dee New York. Photo: Etienne Fossard. November 11, 2017 NEW YORK, NY .- Elizabeth Dee is presenting Lisa Beck’s new paintings. This series examines the relationship between the observable... Read more -
Untitled: "Engender" at Kohn Gallery: 8 Artists on How Gender Functions in Their Work
November 7, 2017 Engender November 11, 2017 – January 13, 2018 Kohn Gallery 1227 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles Gender is a... Read more
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Wall Street International Magazine: The Future Is Elsewhere (If It Breaks Your Heart)
Heidi Hahn at Jack Hanley Gallery, New York, Lower East Side November 6, 2017 The women in Heidi Hahn’s latest series of paintings at Jack Hanley Gallery are presented in profile, almost like subjects... Read more -
New York Times: What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week
Heidi Hahn November 1, 2017 Heidi Hahn’s paintings remind me of Erik Satie’s compositions. It’s a funny comparison to make, because his music is famously... Read more -
Folia Weekly Magazine: Gamaliel Rodríguez Captures the Inevitable DECAY of Civilization Through an Aerial View
August 30, 2017 Societies rise and fall through evolution and entropy, the latter a universal principle of inevitable collapse, more certain than any... Read more -
Korea Artist Prize 2017, MMCA
Air of Suspicion: into the gap of time July 1, 2017 by Enna Bae (Independent Curator) I remember Sunny Kim always looking somewhere far away. Her paintings were creating a thick... Read more
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Korea Artist Prize 2017, MMCA
Painting as an Active-Passive Collaboration: An Aesthetic Discourse on Sunny Kim’s Paintings, Practices, and Ways June 1, 2017 by KANG Sumi (Art Critic, Professor at Dongduk Women’s University) 1. Pleasure People’s attitude towards art tends to be more... Read more -
Wall Street International Art: Utopia Muscle
May 10, 2017 Drain’s first New York City solo exhibition in a decade, Utopia Muscle, is named after author Junot Diaz’s call to... 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
I like it when the technology remains visible and something magical happens anyway. 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
The NYC-based photographer shoots the world's most extravagant parties for some of its glossiest magazines. In her exhibition 'Public Relations,' she zooms in on the moments that don't make it into their pages. 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
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
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 -
Two Coats of Paint: Lisa Beck: So-called opposites
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
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Artnet News: Top 10 Shows on the LES and Surrounding Neighborhoods This Summer
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 -
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
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
Kinetic art that threatens you for a lark 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 -
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 -
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
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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 -
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
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The Brooklyn Rail: JOE FYFE make me one with everything
February 5, 2015 In Joe Fyfe’s work, the inherent characteristics of any given material are presented foremost and combined with a sense of... 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 -
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
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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 -
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 -
The New York Times: Gathering of Far-Flung Friends, and Trends
by 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 -
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
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