“Variousness is the main unifying characteristic of this exhibition, after abstractness and a celebration of the power of color.” —Karen Wilken
Notable work by students in the classes of Yasumitsu Morito, Frank O’Cain, and Larry Poons.
All three portraits had been on view recently as part of McKenzie’s retrospective at the Erie Art Museum.
Notable works from students in the classes of Anthony Antonios, Sherry Camhy, and Christopher Gallego.
Notable works from students in the classes of Naomi Campbell, Leonid Lerman, and Eric March.
The Met is an excellent venue for an intergenerational viewing experience because everyone, regardless of age, can find an object to look at in wonder within its vast collection.
Two paintings by Ronnie Landfield commissioned by developer Larry Silverstein have been permanently installed at the East Harlem campus of Hunter College.
Giovanni Battista Moroni receives his first retrospective in this country.
“O’Neill’s work encompasses what we might describe as a female re-invention of a formerly male vocabulary.” —Jennifer Samet
