Dana Schutz at Friedrich Petzel Not very long ago, Schutz left her original gallery and requested that Petzel represent her, reportedly because the artist was a fan of...

There’s more art in New York than anywhere else, and Armory week boasted several fairs as well as the usual 50-odd institutional spaces, some of them huge, and over 400 commercial...

Wandering around Chelsea late morning on a Friday, I found myself in the big room of Gagosian, staring at the giant oversized Hirst dot painting, the really big...

Jeff Wall at Marian Goodman The fact that one can’t pinpoint why a Jeff Wall photograph so strongly imprints itself on the mind is just one...

London is painting central at the moment (Leonardo, Degas, Richter, Sasnal, Condo, Saatchi’s Germans, Dulwich’s Canadians…) but that’s not my theme. Rembrandt’s self-portraits in stimulating interaction with Bacon’s...

Jim Hodges at Barbara Gladstone For his gallery exhibitions, Jim Hodges creates theatricalized poetry that is poignant and elegant; his work will often evoke knowing smiles...

    Richard Serra at Gagosian Chelsea For the exhibition entitled “Junction/Cycle,” one of the reigning macho man artists presents two of his newest massive “weatherproof steel” sculptures....

La Carte d’Apres Nature at Matthew Marks