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Ellen Gallagher: Greasy at Gagosian
555 West 24th Street
By Matthew Farina
Revealing her most personal and least socially assertive work to date, Ellen Gallagher’s large mid-career show Greasy is more seductive than political. The artist’s varied interests including natural history, minimalist abstraction, the Harlem Renaissance, and marine life come [...]
Ellen Gallagher: Greasy at Gagosian
555 West 24th Street
By Matthew Farina
Revealing her most personal and least socially assertive work to date, Ellen Gallagher’s large mid-career show Greasy is more seductive than political. The artist’s varied interests including natural history, minimalist abstraction, the Harlem Renaissance, and marine life come [...]
Drawing Closer to Nature at the Lutheran Church of the Messiah
By Matthew Farina
Abstract painting influenced by nature is, for the most part, well-explored territory. The recent exhibition Drawing Closer to Nature presented the work of three emerging painters, Lori Hayes, Susan Ross and Melissa Staiger all of whom have escaped the tired [...]
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