Category Archives: exhibit reviews

I visited the galleries on the 23rd street and 10th ave. There are a lot of great artworks created by different artists. I am amazed by the ideas the artists generate, and every artist has his/her own style and signatures … Continue reading →

I visited the Museum of Modern Art and came across an exhibit with paintings by Van Gogh. Van Gogh is a painter that relied on his observations of his surroundings in order to paint a picture.  Most of his pictures … Continue reading →

One of the main works of art produced during the Protestant Reformation was the piece Christ Blessing, Surrounded by a donor and his family (Triptych of a Protestant family) by Ludger Tom Ring. This piece was produced in between 1575 … Continue reading →

“Susan Meiselas: In History” in the International Center of Photography is an exhibition that features the work of photojournalist Susan Meiselas while she was in Nicaragua during a revolution and the middle east. Her work, revealed to the world, how … Continue reading →

It is not a common thing to see an artist display her sexuality so blatantly in her own exhibition. There is an odd photographic exhibition in the Guggenheim Museum. Through the exhibition, gays and lesbians try to gain visibility and … Continue reading →

The “Futurists” of the early 20th century decorate the present walls of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) in the “Rythms of Modern Life” exhibit. The British Prints in this display are organized around themes that engaged and dominated … Continue reading →

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum was under renovation from September 2005 to July 2008. The museum was enclosed for restoration of the Frank Lloyd Wright’s landmark building in preparation for its 50th anniversary in 2009.  Currently on exhibit is, theanyspacewhatever, … Continue reading →

Augosto Arbizo at Envoy Envoy Enterprises located in the Lower East Side features blotted works of Augosto Arbizo with an exhibit entitled “ArtForum” running from October 10th 2008 to December 14th 2008. Using gathered advertisements, pamphlets, and other printed materials … Continue reading →

For this gallery review I visited the New Museum on Bowery St. in the Lower East Side. The museum itself seems to be a work of art. It has a unique architectural design with modern aspects for an interior layout. … Continue reading →