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Steve Gianakos at Fredericks & Freiser
Steve Gianakos, It Was about the Pursuit of Excellence, 2013, acrylic on canvas, 36" x 48". COURTESY FREDERICKS & FREISER, NEW YORKRanging from the sexually explicit to the vulgarly materialistic,...
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9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week
Mary Reid Kelley, The Thong of Dionysus (still), 2015. COURTESY FREDERICKS & FREISER, NEW YORK MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 Opening: Walid Raad at the Museum of Modern Art This exhibition marks Walid Raad’s...
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‘Mary Reid Kelley: The Thong of Dionysus’ at Fredericks & Freiser
Mary Reid Kelley with Patrick Kelley, The Thong of Dionysus, 2015, Video still. COURTESY THE ARTIST AND FREDERICKS & FREISER, NY Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every...
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John Wesley
When my brother and I were children, my father would take us to football games at the Yale Bowl. Neither of us was really the football sort. So we would go play under the bleachers at the top of the...
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‘Perfectionism Is All Too Human’: Matthew Weinstein on Cary Smith and Jean...
Installation view of ‘Cary Smith,’ 2015, at Fredericks & Freiser, New York. COURTESY FREDERICKS & FREISER, NY It’s generally accepted that improvisation signifies humanness and, conversely,...
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Mary Reid Kelley
Consider black-and-white so complexly rich it seems like color. Add handmade costumes and sets that suggest Picasso channeling “Pee-wee’s Playhouse.” Then imagine fractured Greek mythology recited in a...
View ArticleJenna Gribbon on Neon Nipples and Wrestling Women
Tennessee-born, New York–based figurative painter Jenna Gribbon is showing two new bodies of work at Fredericks & Freiser gallery in Chelsea through November 2. One comprises intimate scenes from...
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Comic Artist Gary Panter’s Crude Drawings Riff on Dante, Punk, and Monster...
In Gary Panter’s drawings, a line is not the shortest path between two points, but a slow, wavering one, a termite’s crawl with endless detours and distractions. In the graphic novels, punk album art,...
View ArticleKate Pincus-Whitney on How Her Vivid Tablescapes Represent the World Around Her
“I understood stories and things through image,” painter Kate Pincus-Whitney recently told Brooke Jaffe about her artistic practice for “ARTnews Live,” our ongoing IGTV series featuring interviews with...
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