It wasn’t until the very last day of the exhibit that I made it over to Bitforms Gallery to check out Israeli-American artist Daniel Rozin’s 3-piece interactive show, Sol. To be honest, I was most interested in a piece that everyone seemed to be writing about, a kinetic sculpture /installation called Cracked Mud (2019), which mimics the cracked surface of a dry river bed, stretched out under a glowing, sun-like orb. Continue reading Daniel Rozin Cracked Mud at Bitforms Gallery→
In her paintings, Florine Stettheimer (1871 – 1944) often depicted herself, her mother and sisters, and the artists who frequented the vibrant gatherings in her family’s Manhattan apartment. Alongside likenesses of her sitters, she typically included emblems of the individual’s identity — clues to character that could only be deciphered by this privileged audience. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Florine Stettheimer, Sun→
