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06/02/2018

Cheyenne Julien & Tau Lewis at Chapter NY https://buff.ly/2sn5o4o

03/06/2018

Jesse Darling's reviewed by Amy Zion for Frieze , Critic's Guid: New York

With art fair week in the city, a guide to the best gallery and museum shows not to miss

02/08/2018

Jesse Darling at Chapter NY February 6, 2018 Artist: Jesse Darling Exhibition title: Support Level Venue: Chapter NY, New York, US Date: January 26 – March 11, 2018 Photography: all images copyright and courtesy of the artist and Chapter NY Chapter NY is excited to present an exhibition of new wor...

01/18/2018

The multimedia artist works in a pastel color palette to explore complicated themes in his pieces.

12/13/2017

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Italian vision is strong in New York this month, with shows on Michelangelo and the Arte Povera movement

12/07/2017

When Adam Gordon had his first solo exhibition at the New York gallery Chapter NY last year, he transformed the space into a dark, grim, claustrophobic environment. The gallery put out a press release saying that Gordon’s “practice focuses on … Read More

10/14/2017

Stephan Maine on Patrick Berran's show at Chapter, in today's Hyperallergic.

Berran’s new paintings manifest an arresting, congenial gregariousness — while also showing their fangs.

09/29/2017

Willa Nasatir at the Whitney Museum on Contemporary Art Daily

09/28/2017

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09/20/2017

"A Glove, a Car and a Camera" - Erin Schwartz review of Willa Nasatir at the Whitney Museum of Art, in The New York Review of Books"

Willa Nasatir—whose exhibition currently at the Whitney Museum features ten large chromogenic prints and seven smaller black-and-white prints, all produced in 2017—shoots on film and does not digitally retouch her images. Her analog production is made all the more surprising by the complexity of her...

08/04/2017

Cat Kron reviews Willa Nasatir at The Whitney Museum of Art for Artforum's Critic's pick

Willa Nasatir’s photographs of her provisional and precarious studio assemblages reveal the artist’s ruminative tinkering—but the use of dramatic lighting

07/28/2017

SImone Krug's Artforum critic's pick for Milano Chow and Ann Greene Kelly at Michael Benevento.

Slumped over a table, a mysterious figure hidden behind a wide architectural facade peers out from an arched window. Milano Chow’s painstakingly rendered graphite