“A friend from Appalachia told me that people there say “might could” instead of “should”. It’s less annoying.” I don’t think it’s just about being less annoying. Really it tells you a lot about the […]
Hah! Love your latest. You really are the queen of curmudgeons. Btw, you misquoted me. I didn’t say I wouldn’t compare one Guston to another but that I wouldn’t be prone to rate them […]
When I wandered into Gagosian in 2016 at the very beginning of my career as an art critic and saw Jeff Koons’ Gazing Balls, I went up to look closely at the reproduction of Manet’s […]
I expected some dancing landscapes from Stephanie Pierce but instead she sent an intimate series of portraits of a day in the life of a man and a cat. Here is how she describes […]
I loved your review of Michele’s work. Especially the reference to The Yellow Wallpaper and your meditation on the mysteries of wallpaper. It touched on something I felt but couldn’t specify when I saw some […]
You might as well forget genre when you encounter Araujo’s work. There is an insistence on playfulness, freedom and improvisation. I guess you’ll know what I mean when I say that you have to be […]
I had always assumed Michele Araujo’s paintings were abstract but her recently published memoir To Begin made me wonder. Probably best to never assume. —CNQ See more of Araujo’s […]
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