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Chakaia Booker by Stephanie E. Goodalle
Stephanie E. Goodalle · BOMB Magazine July 23, 2025Making a monumental weaving with discarded tires Hailing from Newark, New Jersey, multimedia artist Chakaia Booker explores the urban landscape through refuse. Most widely known for her sculptures composed of... -
Rodolfo Abularach: A Cosmic Vision
Farren Fei Yuan · Brooklyn Rail July 14, 2025At once a sensory organ and a seemingly transparent screen, the eye has captivated artists for centuries—none more obsessively, perhaps, than the Guatemalan painter and printmaker of Palestinian descent, Rodolfo... -
Rodolfo Abularach: A Cosmic Vision
Charlie St John · Air Mail July 11, 2025Rodolfo Abularach is best known for his enigmatic depictions of the human eye, which he believed to be “the window of being.” This exhibition is a window into the larger... -
Blue-Chip Works Headline Art Basel, Where Dealers Cast Wide Range of Price Points and Styles Against Market Uncertainty
Daniel Cassady, George Nelson · ARTNews June 17, 2025Was the heat making buyers lethargic? David Nolan, founder of his eponymous New York gallery, thought so. “It was a little slower than usual, however, business remains healthy overall,” he... -
On Art Basel’s 55th Anniversary, Dealers Recall the Good Old Days
Harrison Jacobs, Daniel Cassady, George Nelson, Angelica Villa, Karen K. Ho · ARTNews June 17, 2025Basel has retained its allure over the decades arguably because so many dealers and artists have watched it change their careers. Such was the case for New York dealer David... -
Cause for cheer at Art Basel as strong preview-day sales take many galleries by surprise
Carlie Porterfield · The Art Newspaper June 17, 2025Dealers reported solid sales at the fair’s VIP preview, a good sign after a tough year in the art world New York’s David Nolan Gallery—also marking 30 years of participating... -
The noxious future of Chakaia Booker’s prophetic tire sculptures
Kristin Capps · The Washington Post May 21, 2025The sculptor’s monumental tire tapestries at the National Gallery of Art, alongside her haunting prints, are painstakingly crafted and subtly menacing. In a row of six images at the National... -
Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments
Alfred Mac Adam · Brooklyn Rail May 21, 2025Gardening may be divided into three species: kitchen gardening—parterre-gardening—and landskip, or picturesque-gardening… It consists in pleasing the imagination by scenes of grandeur, beauty, or variety. Convenience merely has no share... -
Ian Hamilton Finlay at 100: A Century of Concrete Poetry and Classical Resistance
Artnet Gallery Network · Artnet May 15, 2025In New York, David Nolan Gallery presents a centennial exhibition on the pioneering artist, poet, and gardener. Artist, poet, philosopher, gardener, the multihyphenate Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925–2006) created a body...
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