Tag Archives: Lynda Benglis
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 […]
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Tagged Elizabeth Murray, Kenneth Noland, L. Brandon Krall, Lawrence Alloway, Luxembourg and Dayan, Lynda Benglis, modern art
Jesse Greenberg’s Sensual Materialism at Derek Eller Gallery
For his first solo exhibition in New York, Jesse Greenberg reveals himself as a sensual materialist who balances freely between the two seemingly incongruous worlds of the natural and synthetic. The works range in scale from midsized to small sculptures and reliefs, and are arranged in a way that is comfortable, intimate, and results in […]
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Tagged abstraction, corporeality, Derek Eller Gallery, Irena Jurek, Jesse Greenberg, Lynda Benglis, process art
