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RECENT PRESS
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Six Unforgettable Artists at the Biggest Independent Fair
Will Heinrich • The New York Times May 14, 2026Independent takes a big leap this year: With 76 exhibitors, most of them bringing solo or two-person shows, it’s now bigger than Frieze (about 68 galleries), and it’s moved to... -
Artist Mel Kendrick Is Mining New Possibilities From Wood and Color
Artnet News May 3, 2026In his ninth solo show with David Nolan Gallery, 'Tilt,' Mel Kendrick reveals a new chapter of his work—without leaving behind his stylistic signatures. Beginning his career in the early... -
MUST SEE
Artforum artguide May 1, 2026MEL KENDRICK: Tilt at David Nolan Gallery is currently featured on artforum.com’s “Must-See Shows” list, the editors' selection of essential exhibitions worldwide. “Must See” is a feature of artguide, which... -
Master Match Up: Miguel Rio Branco and Chakaia Booker
Precious Adesina • Independent April 10, 2026At first glance, Miguel Rio Branco’s Exuzinho Looking Forward (1991/2017) and Chakaia Booker’s Nomadic Dwelling (2003) seem worlds apart. In Rio Branco’s photograph, a young boy hangs on the ropes... -
DOROTHEA ROCKBURNE with Charles M. Schultz
Art in Conversation • The Brooklyn Rail April 1, 2026If one were to make a tally of artists who have the longevity to work for more than half a century, it would be a short list. Dorothea Rockburne would... -
Dorothea Rockburne: Time Measures Itself
Natalie Weis • The Brooklyn Rail March 26, 2026For more than half a century, Dorothea Rockburne has probed the deepest mysteries of the universe—electromagnetic fields, the topologies of space, set theory, and complex geometries—from a light-filled loft in... -
40 anni di arte a New York. Intervista alla David Nolan Gallery
Beatrice Caprioli · Artribune February 23, 2026David Nolan e Valentina Branchini guidano oggi una realtà attiva a New York dal 1987, affermatasi fin dagli Anni Ottanta attraverso la presentazione di artisti come Georg Baselitz, Martin Kippenberger,... -
Mystery Is Embedded in Julia Fish’s Architectural Art
John Yau · Hyperallergic February 3, 2026In 1992, Julia Fish and her husband, the sculptor Richard Rezac, moved into a two-story brick storefront on Hermitage Street in Chicago. That same year, she began reflecting on the...
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