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A Few Marvelous Exhibits From 2017


Richard Gerstl at Neue Galerie


Sharon Butler Good Morning Drawings at SEASON in Seattle, WA



Andrea Belag Ghost Writer at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects



Sonia Gechtoff at Anita Shapolsky Gallery



Debra Ramsay at RE- Institute, Millerton, NY



David Hockney at the Metropolitan Museum of Art


Diana Copperwhite at Jaeckel Gallery



Tiffany Livingston in Los Angeles Bound at Thomas Erben Gallery



Rebecca Murtaugh at Stout Projects at Gallery Gary Giordano



Marie Peter-Toltz at SLAG



Mystical Symbolism: The Salon de la Rose + Croix in Paris 1892 - 1897 at the Guggenheim Museum



Len Bellinger at David and Schweitzer Contemporary




Brenda Goodman at David and Schweitzer Contemporary



Eric Brown at THEODORE:Art




Thomas Micchelli on view in True Believers curated by Daniel John Gadd at M.David Studio/ David and Schweitzer Contemporary



Matthew Neil Gehring in Bound by Matter at Lichtundfire




John Hoyland at PACE



Gary Giordano Open Studio in Lambertville, NJ



Mason Saltarrelli in Mason Saltarrelli and Bill Saylor: Le Deuce at SHRINE




Hassel Smith at Washburn Gallery



Elizabeth Murray at PACE



Jonathan Meese in Berlin Now at David Nolan Gallery



Barbara Takenaga at Williams College Museum of Art



Bernard Buffet at Venus over Manhattan



Louise Fishman at Cheim & Read



Markus Lüpertz A Retrospective at the Hirshorn / Philips Collection



Betty Parsons at Alexander Gray Associates



Deborah Brown at Geary Contemporary



Will Kurtz at Kim Foster Gallery






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