Julian M. Rose
The Year Before He Broke
Walking into “Frank Stella 1958,” the special exhibition currently at the Sackler Museum, reminded me of the surprise I got
A Night and a Day with Stephen Prina
When I interviewed him a few days after the film screening and live performance that accompanied last Friday’s opening of
A Tale of Two Paintings
There’s a new painting up in the modern and contemporary gallery of the Fogg. Or perhaps “painting” is too strong
Contextual Play in MIT Show
One of the pieces in Thoughts Unsaid, now Forgotten, a show of the artist Cerith Wyn Evans’ work currently up
Outsiders Approach Art from the Inside
Of the nine artists in the show, Fabulous Histories: Indigenous Anomalies in American Art, on view through Nov. 19 in
‘Dependent Objects’ at the Busch-Resinger
Perhaps the clearest lesson I drew from my visit to the show, Dependent Objects, at Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum is that
Some Problems with Meaning and Criticism
As an aspiring critic of art and architecture, I sometimes get nostalgic for the early 19th century. It seems like
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