- April 3, 2006
- Puppy Love
It’s easy to dismiss William Wegman as �oh, that dog guy.� So why do we keep looking?
- March 27, 2006
- Radical Meek
Another Whitney Biennial that was supposed to break the mold turns into a solid, stolid survey.
- March 13, 2006
- No Surrender
As old age consumed Goya, his art grew purer and ever more closely observed.
- March 6, 2006
- Silent Scream
A retrospective at MoMA proves that Edvard Munch was more about muffling emotion than about letting loose.
- February 13, 2006
- Mr. Smith Goes to New York
The Guggenheim figures out how to evoke the graceful sculptural groupings that David Smith favored.
- January 23, 2006
- The Non-Manhattan Project
Andrea Zittel bolted New York for the California scrub�and now the art world comes to her desert home.
- December 26, 2005
- Collage Education
Rauschenberg’s Combines, now at the Met, are rich and dense in a way that has to be seen to be believed.
- December 5, 2005
- Insider Outsiders
Two shows remind us why museums need to look beyond their marquee names.
- November 21, 2005
- Deadpan Alley
Sure, Richard Tuttle’s work is art about art. But it also makes you want to keep looking.
- November 14, 2005
- Gentle Giant
The early Renaissance genius Fra Angelico painted even crucifixions with a glowing, ineffable warmth.