ARTISTS
2013
The seven-year-old gallery New York gallery Harris Lieberman has closed. The last exhibition at the gallery was that of Armin Boehm, which ended
Following its successful New York debut in 2012, Frieze, the 11-year-old London fair, has announced the participants in Frieze New York 2013 (May 10-1
2011
Criticism, as they say, is autobiography, and I can freely admit that I may find Karl Haendel's soon-to-close show at Harris Lieberman moving because
An ambitious exhibition that opened Friday night in Harris Lieberman's cavernous temporary space at 508 W. 26th Street
"I don't know if it's the worst kept secret in the art world," said Jessie Washburne-Harris, the director of Harris Lieberman in Chelsea, from a couch
2010
Rebecca Morris makes abstract paintings that run somewhat against the grain of current fashion. They are heartfelt, as opposed to drenched
Although we had intended to bring you the "Best and Worst" of Art Basel Miami Beach, we found the fair to be so strong this year that no booths
There are so many astounding shows on view in New York galleries right now 鈥� Rauschenberg at Gagosian! Brice Marden at Matthew Marks! Robert Irwin at Pace!
Tommy White鈥檚 work is like a stolen glimpse at a dirty magazine, a guilty pleasure. His recurring, sometimes highly unusual themes include striped
2009
Nearly all efforts to determine the ontology of the modernist work rest on some form of literalism: a shattering of illusion--pictorial,
Its title an homage to Josef Beuys, "Explaining pictures to a dead bull" rang the closing bell of a very shrewd and striking group show at Harris
Matt Saunders HARRIS LIEBERMAN GALLERY Had Warhol dropped the irony that made him who he was and embraced the romanticism that undeniably coursed
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MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE PRODUCTION. The slogan appears on a rendering of a World War II鈥搒tyle poster urging American industry to ever-greater
In his exhibition entitled 'How to Have a Socially Responsible Orgasm and Other Life Lessons' Karl Haendel presents exacting graphite drawings that