Howard Smith: Tomorrow isn’t Yesterday
Tomorrow isn’t YesterdayJane Lombard GallerySeptember 9–October 24, 2026New York Remarkably, Howard Smith proves himself to be, in this…
The Grain That Keeps On Singing
Music and my visual work have kept company for more than fifty years. That is not the new…
7 Fascinating Facts I Learned From an NYC Gilded Age Walking Tour
On November 1, season four of The Gilded Age will premiere, and all over again, audiences will daydream…
Susan Weil: Moving in Time Space
Susan Weil : Moving in Time Space Sundaram Tagore GallerySeptember 10-October 10, 2026New York Susan Weil’s work first…
Patrick Rohner: Faltungen – The Brooklyn Rail
Patrick Rohner – Faltungen Museum Bickel September 18 – November 22, 2026 Walenstadt / Switzerland The Bickel Museum…
Gerrit Rietveld: Wealth of Sobriety
Gerrit Rietveld: Wealth of SobrietyCenter for ArchitectureMay 7–September 2, 2026New York A small but stimulating exhibition of architectural…
Buket Savci: Patches For a Broken Harmony
Patches For a Broken Harmony Kravets Wehby GallerySeptember 10–October 10, 2026New York The people in Savci’s life finding…
JOHN WILSON with Payton McCarty-Simas
Street photography was a much larger inspiration than film in a way, because there’s this energy and danger…
RITA ACKERMANN with Phong H. Bui
Rail: As you just said earlier, they are products of lines, as much as representations of the young…
Is Time an Arrow or a Wheel?
I once titled a painting Is Time an Arrow or a Wheel? (2023). The question has stayed with…
Joseph Buckley: Chapeltown Road – The Brooklyn Rail
Chapeltown RoadKAJESeptember 5–October 18, 2026Brooklyn When you walk through the front door of KAJE, a rumpled man with…
Cities Made of Language – The Brooklyn Rail
On the other hand, there is something that the city itself does to time. The persistence that the…