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Peter Sacks鈥檚 latest paintings are forthright, absorbing, memorable. This is partly due to their being incredibly tactile.

Stately, totemic, physical: Peter Sacks鈥檚 densely layered paintings exalt in juxtapositions of texture and form, chaos and cohesion.

Peter Sacks: Resistance, the artist鈥檚 first solo museum show, is currently bieng presented by the Rose Art Museum since August 25, and will end at the end of this month on December 30th, 2022.

This exhibition highlighted four new bodies of work by Peter Sacks. 

September traditionally has been the busiest time of the year for artists and galleries in NYC, and not even the Covid-precipitated flight of the past two years can change that.

The Rose Art Museum announced the acquisition of four significant works that will enter the museum鈥檚 permanent collection.

Peter Sacks has long been known as a literary critic and poet but recently he has turned his attention to visual art, creating complex collages that make use of materials as diverse as Indian textiles, blue cottons from South Africa, and kimonos from Japan.

Peter Sacks likes to swim. Keep this in mind if you have a chance to stand before his work, recent examples of which are on display at Sperone Westwater in New York.

鈥淭hreads,鈥� a group show of textile art; Peter Sacks鈥檚 imposing 鈥淩epublic鈥�; Kazuko Miyamoto鈥檚 sculptures; and 鈥淜 as in Knight鈥漞xplores ambiguity.

Unlike London, New York galleries are open for business. After my first Covid jab last week, a wave of cautious optimism motivated me to hit the frigid downtown streets.

Sperone Westwater is pleased to present Peter Sacks鈥檚 first solo exhibition at the gallery, titled after his epic narrative, Republic.

With his new exhibition Migrations now showing at Marlborough Fine Art in London, we spoke to Peter Sacks about his unique style of painting

Were the art world to hand out morbid superlatives, Peter Sacks would be a frontrunner for 鈥渂est abstract elegy鈥� or 鈥渕ost likely to haunt us