Big Things Writ Small
Scale is a blade that cuts in two directions: Big often signifies importance, especially in an environment where space is at a premium. Conversely, we all know that “Good Things Come in Small Packages.”
“Sculpture Garden” at Onderdonk House
Co-curators Leslie Heller and Deborah Brown have organized this year’s sculpture exhibit on the grounds of the historic Onderdonk House in Ridgewood/Bushwick.
Massive Attendance at Fountain Art Fair
This year’s Fountain attracted over ten thousand visitors in three days, including a packed opening night. “There was a line around the block to get in, and we did get Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith at our booth!” said artist Patricia Fabricant…
“Where Were You Then?”—A New CD by Shelley Hirsch
What keeps Shelley Hirsch’s music coherent is her unique extended vocal style combined with her expressive narrative powers. Every song, no matter how abstract or literal, tells a story infused with emotion and personal truth.
Jaqueline Cedar & Kyoung Eun Kang
A. M. Richards Fine Arts (5/8 – 6/13, 2010) 328 Berry Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Review by Robert Egert Jaqueline Cedar It’s unusual and refreshing to see ambitious, large-scale paintings today,…
Deuce 7 + friends @ Secret Project Robot
“Mystic Stylez:” Deuce 7 + Friends Review by Robert Egert Deuce 7 is a prolific street artist from the Midwest whose work you’ve probably seen even if you aren’t familiar with his name….
Art Review: Margie Neuhaus and Patrick O’Hare at {Gg Gallery}
By Robert Egert The human body as a subject in art tells us as much about our society as anything intended by the artist. Even representations of the inner workings of the body…
