Paul Klee
Bill Scott’s Sunny Spectacles
Courtesy Hollis Taggart Galleries
Fluctuating fields: Bill Scott
Bill Scott is a radical artist, but not in the sense to which we’ve become accustomed.
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Cozy Chelsea Hangout Boasts Intrepid, Jet-Set Bill of Fare
A relaxed local restaurant, the sort of place you can drop into without a reservation, where you cou read more »
Despite Prefab Proficiency, Klee's Enigmas Still Charm
Egon Schiele and Paul Klee are both crowd pleasers, but how radically different are the pleasures th read more »
Despite Prefab Proficiency, Klee’s Enigmas Still Charm
Courtesy of the Neue Galerie
Paul Klee
Egon Schiele and Paul Klee are both crowd pleasers, but how radically different are the pleasures th read more »
Dicker-Brandeis: Murdered by Nazis, Her Art Triumphs
There are artists whose lives become, in retrospect, an allegory of the era in which they worked, an read more »
Dining with Moira Hodgson
Brazilian Cocktails and SushiServed at Vela's Hydraulic Tables
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Trendy Midtown Brasserie Gets Serious
Olica sounds more like a brand of margarine than a French restaurant. read more »
The Whitney's Virtual Art: It's Not the Real Thing
"This is a watershed moment in the entire field of contemporary art, one which will bring new, previ read more »
Bauhaus' Brave Albers Was a Tedious Weaver
Anni Albers (1899-1994), whose work is currently the subject of a retrospective exhibition at the Je read more »
The Peculiar Steve Wheeler Was Indeed the Real Thing
Since his death in 1992 at the age of 80, the American painter Steve Wheeler has been the subject of read more »
