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In Williamsburg yesterday, I stopped by Southfirst to see Ariel Dill' s exhibition "Oscillations," a thought-provoking show of eight small p... -
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Bushwick Open Studios, considered the best open studio event in New York, is just around the corner. This year, to celebrate the fifth anni... -
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On May 19, the Barnes Foundation opens the controversial new building to the public, but wouldn't a trip to the gift shop be equally distu... -
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May
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- EMAIL: A note from Matthew Fisher
- Leslie Bostrom: Stop and look (dammit)
- Ariel Dill: The roots (and limbs) of abstraction
- Frieze highlights: Fredrik Vaerslev's all-over pai...
- Sunday stroll in Bushwick
- An invitation: Two Coats of Paint's fifth annivers...
- Quick Study: Geometry, gesture, and get outta town...
- Merch from the Barnes Foundation Gift Shop
- Worst of Frieze: Anselm Reyle @ CFA Berlin
- Julian Schnabel's new paintings in Berlin
- MsBehavior in Chelsea
- Installation views: Man and beast in Bushwick
- Quote of the day: Rebecca Morgan
- Regaining relevance: Writing critically about art ...
- The figure: Christopher Moss, Scooter LaForge, Dan...
- Today: Walking tour / LES
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- Thank you to this month's sponsors
- New Bushwick HQ for Two Coats of Paint, Guest Gall...
- At the University of Washington: Travis Davis Smit...
- A few of Philip Guston's letters to Varujan Boghos...
- Seattle studio visit: Robert Hardgrave and friends...
- Seattle studio visit: Cable Griffith
- Seattle Report: Studio visit with Robert Yoder
- STUDIO VISIT: 52 O Street
- IMAGES: Michele Araujo @ Studio 10
- Quick study: Abstract portraits, Instagram, though...
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- EMAIL: A note to Mira Schor
- The danger of overthinking
- College Art Association: 2013 Painting Panels
- A good year for painters at the Guggenheim Foundat...
- Learning out loud: Terry Winters at Matthew Marks
- Squeeze Hard (Hold That Thought)
- Thomas Kinkade is dead
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- Quick study: Words, language and ideas
- Thank you to this month’s sponsors
- Pocket Utopia announces inaugural exhibition and p...
- Fundraising news: Auctions with benefits
- Jules Olitski compares painting to sex
- Lost recipes and other stories of painting's past
- Painting strategies at the 2012 Whitney Biennial
- Quick study:Individualists' edition
- IMAGES: Martin Bromirski
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June 1-3, 2012. Click image for more details.
Squeeze Hard (Hold that Thought): Sharon Butler and Allison Manch @ SEASON in Seattle. April 8-June 30, 2012. Click image for exhibition details.
Reviews: Squeeze Hard (Hold That Thought)
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