Currently Browsing: Women Sculptors
On Tuesday, August 26th, FF2’s Editor-in-Chief Jan Lisa Huttner and I — along with members and friends of the non-profit organization Monumental Women and many other supporters of women’s rights — gathered around Central Park’s Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument to celebrate Women’s Equality Day (the day which marks the date of the adoption of the nineteenth amendment into the U.S.… read more.
Earlier this week, I wrote an article on artist Deborah Kass’s newest exhibition ‘The Art History Paintings.’ While visiting that show at Manhattan’s elegant Salon 94, I stumbled upon another exhibition running parallel to Deb’s: artist Justine Koons.
The two are not connected. Deborah’s room is full of furious and bold pop paintings.… read more.
.At the least, it’s entertaining to encounter and attempt to decode an artwork by Nicole Eisenman. But the experience invariably escalates. The speed by which that happens depends on many factors but venue is a key one. For instance, her current exhibition, Nicole Eisenman: With, And, Of, On Sculpture, at the Hauser & Wirth gallery in Paris showcases a monumental, two-figure sculpture, Perpetual Motion Machine (2019).… read more.
Lucky New Yorkers in the know – and even luckier visitors – are directing their friends to Sea Idylls, Carole Feuerman’s Monumental Exhibition on Park Avenue between 34th and 39th streets in Manhattan.
An extension of Carole’s solo exhibition at Galeries Bartoux at 104 Central Park South, swimmer goddesses cascade down Park Ave as if they found their perfect temple of worship.… read more.