Tag Archives: L. Brandon Krall
The Life and Times of Luis Perelman
L. Brandon Krall: You grew up in a cultured and affluent family in New York City, your mother was an editor at Look magazine and your father was a psychiatrist. Talk about your discovery of art, experiences as a child making collages from paper you mother brought home from the Look art department, and mazes. Also […]
The Shaped Canvas, Revisited
“The Shaped Canvas, Revisited,” currently on view at the Luxembourg & Dayan Gallery on 77th street, just off Madison Avenue, takes “The Shaped Canvas,” curated by Lawrence Alloway at the Guggenheim Museum in 1964 as a point of departure and augments it with new work by younger artists. The curators cite as precedents exhibitions of […]
From Primitivism to Propaganda
A museum quality exhibition of 35 Russian Constructivist and early modernist works on paper by 16 artists are on view in the main salon of the National Arts Club on Gramercy Park South. Curated from the collection of Marina and Nikolay Shchukin by Matthew Drutt, the show is on view through June 14th, and it is […]
