Baltimore Gomez Gallery Barbara Chase-Riboud’s recent show proved revelatory. The group of 14 sculptures and nine drawings allowed viewers, especially those who have missed her major museum appearances, to experience the breath of her creativity. A child prodigy who started exhibiting in 1954, she sold Beta to the Metropolitan Museum of Art that same year
“F2F: New Media Art from Finland”
Washington, DC
“The World on Its Head: Contemporary Belgian Art”
San Francisco
Nancy Sansom Reynolds
Santa Monica
Ulrike Palmbach
San Francisco
Tracy Linder
Billings, MT
Tania Mouraud
Long Beach, CA
Marion E. Held
New York
Dispatch: “Novecento Arte e Storia in Italia”
Curated by Maurizio Calvesi, the exhibition “Novecento Arte e Storia in Italia,” shown at the Scuderie Papali al Quirinale and Mercati Traianei in Rome, surveyed the major Italian artistic movements of the past century. Calvesi demonstrates the strong link between the avant-garde movements of the beginning of the century—especially Futurism but also Metaphysical Painting, Repelle
