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Maruani Mercier is now presenting the first solo exhibition of Paul Mogensen at their Brussels gallery.

Paul Mogensen dismisses the Renaissance. Not its considerable artistic achievements, of course, but rather its excessive emphasis within conventional art history.

Maruani Mercier is presenting three contemporary masters of abstraction: Marina Adams, Paul Mogensen, and Joanna Pousette-Dart.

Klaus Kertess opened Bykert Gallery in New York in 1966 with the financial backing of Jeff Byers, a classmate at Yale; the gallery’s name is a combination of theirs.

David Nolan Gallery is presenting 13 Artists: A Tribute to Klaus Kertess’ Bykert Gallery 1966-75.

This oceanic equine has been spotted in the mangrove forests of South America, sporting a spiny suit of luminous flames – a dapper, irreverent fellow who reads Rilke, Proust and Rimbaud, albeit, soggy in the shallows

The American Academy of Arts and Letters has announced the recipients of its highest honors for excellence in the arts: Writer Toni Morrison and sculptor Lee Bontecou have been awarded the Gold Medals for Fiction and Sculpture, respectively, and Thelma Golden, the director...

Paul Mogensen’s spiraling abstractions, reconsidering the banana in a two-woman show and Franz Gertsch’s photorealist paintings.

Mogensen’s primary interest is not in reiterating the picture plane, but in activating it.

Paul Mogensen became known for his single-color many paneled paintings utilizing mathematical ratios, which were first shown at the Bykert Gallery in New York City in 1966.

Paul Mogensen and Stephen Rosenthal share the new BLT space on the Bowery. The works on view were selected from earlier exhibitions, inviting