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Gallery Rounds: 2-27-16


Kenneth Noland at Paul Kasmin Gallery
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Installation view with Larry Bell and Bernard Piffaretti at Andrea Rosen Gallery.
Photo courtesy of Andrea Rosen Gallery
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Robert Ryman at Dia Art Foundation in Chelsea
(image courtesy of the Dia Foundation website)
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Jan Müller at Lori Bookstein Fine Art
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Amy Sillman at Sikkema Jenkins
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Amy Sillman (detail)



Carrie Moyer at DC Moore Gallery
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Judith Bernstein at Mary Boone Gallery
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Al Held at Cheim & Read
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Edie Martinez (detail)



Eddie Martinez at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
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Conrad Marca-Relli (detail)



Conrad Marca-Relli at Hollis Taggart Galleries
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Charlotte Park at Berry Campbell



Amanda Church at Morris Warren Gallery
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Osamu Kobayashi at Morris Warren Gallery
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Two small pieces (not pictured) by Ken Price are now on view at Matthew Marks Gallery
above piece from the Whitney collection
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