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James Panero Reviews Meta Vista And More In The New Criterion

Paul Behnke, Phantom, 2013, acrylic on canvas, 18x18 in.
On view through Nov. 9 in Meta Vista, a group show curated by Matthew Neil Gehring at 16 Wilson, Brooklyn.


Very happy to have Meta Vista reviewed by James Panero in his current Gallery Chronicle in the New Criterion.

 Panero covers Meta Vista in Bushwick as well as the Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York; Meg Hitchcock: The Land of Bliss at Studio 10, Brooklyn; Judith Linhares and Loren Munk with Rebecca Litt at Valentine, Queens; and Scale at Life on Mars in Bushwick. 

 Please follow the link (here) to read the review.

To keep up with Panero's reviews and observations on art and culture be sure to follow him on Twitter @JamesPanero .
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