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The article discusses several art exhibitions in New York during the 2014 fall season which include "Drawing Line into Form: Works on Paper by Sculptors from the BNY Mellon Collection" from October 3 to December 6, "Paper Chase" installation featuring the drawings of artist Alice Aycock in Park Avenue, and "Drawing Line into Form," featuring the works of architect and artist Maya Lin.

Provides information on art exhibitions in New York City as of July 18, 1988. Inclusion of an exhibition of George Ault's works on paper at Vanderwoude Tananbaum; José Campeche's paintings at Museo del Barrio; Paintings on paper and assemblages by Laura Foreman and Bonnie Lucas at Yi; Paintings and drawings of Julio González at Kent; Retrospective of David Hockney's art at the Metropolitan Museum.

The article features the "Adirondack Blowdown," a commemorative poster created by Don Getz for the annual Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors sponsored by The Arts Guild of Old Forge in New York. The commemorative poster for the exhibition is different year to year in terms of subject matter and color schemes. The development of Getz's poster started when the artist came across a log that fell due to a massive storm.

Highlights the exhibition featuring art works by Mark Manders at Greene Naftali gallery in New York. Art pieces included in the exhibition; Techniques and materials used by Manders; Impressions given by the artist's works to art audiences.

Provides information on art exhibitions at commercial galleries in New York City as of February 23, 1987. Inclusion of Benny Andrews' works on paper at the Lubin House Gallery; Marina Stern's still-lifes and landscapes at Forum; Alan Cote's abstract paintings at Washburn; Kenneth Evett's realist paintings of still-lifes with nature scenes at Kraushaar; José María Sicilia's abstract paintings at Blum Helman; Judith Godwin's abstract Expressionist paintings.

The article reports on developments concerning art shows and art festivals in New York City as of May 2006. The 6th Armory Show was mounted on Piers 90 and 92 on March 10-13, 2006 and featured nearly 2,000 artists presented by 154 galleries from 38 cities worldwide. The Pulse Contemporary Art Fair made its New York debut in the 69th Regiment Armory. Scope New York was held in an industrial building on 46th Street.

Provides information on art exhibitions in New York City as of July 18, 1988. Inclusion of an exhibition of George Ault's works on paper at Vanderwoude Tananbaum; José Campeche's paintings at Museo del Barrio; Paintings on paper and assemblages by Laura Foreman and Bonnie Lucas at Yi; Paintings and drawings of Julio González at Kent; Retrospective of David Hockney's art at the Metropolitan Museum.

The 'Matisse Picasso' exhibition has now arrived at the United States Museum of Modern Art after packing in the crowds at Tate Modern in London, England and the Grand Palais in Paris, France. You can see that John Elderfield and Kirk Varnedoe, curators with the Museum of Modern Art, and the four other curators from England and France who collaborated on 'Matisse Picasso' were delighted with their vision of psychodrama among artistic giants. Six curators in search of two artists, a multinational curatorial entity that was in some sense pre-empted by the art historian Yve-Alain Bois, who organized 'Matisse and Picasso,' a show with a very similar theme that made a sour impression at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas in 1999.

Focuses on the works of painter and sculptor Amedeo Modigliani. Biographical background of the artist; Commendation on the quality of his paintings and sculpture; Comments on works exhibited at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York in November 2002.

Provides information on art exhibitions in New York City as of February 16, 1987. Inclusion of Peter Booth's paintings and works on paper at the Guggenheim; Adolph Gottlieb's pictographic paintings at the Graham gallery; Carl Nicholas Titolo's small works in mixed mediums at Dintenfass; Maud Morgan's handmade paperworks at Munroe; Maura Sheehan's sculptural installation at the Grey Art Gallery.

Presents information on various art exhibitions in the U.S. Details of the biennial exhibition held in the Whitney Museum in New York City, New York State; Purpose of the biennial exhibition; Various paintings of the 1950's displayed in the exhibitions; Exhibition of paintings of new artists in Corcoran biennial; Need to combine the idea of the Whitney biennial with that of the Corcoran.

Highlights the Westchester Biennial art exhibition at the Castle Gallery in New York. Recognition of the diversity and innovation of emerging and established artists; List of artists featured; Inclusion of works on paper, photography, painting, mixed media and video works.

The article discusses painter Willem de Kooning. In the author's view, de Kooning's work concentrates on the need to function in an ever-changing world world rich with unforeseeable consequences. He offers commentary on several of de Kooning's paintings and different phases of his career, and provides some detail about his personal life. It is noted that a retrospective of de Kooning's work curated by John Elderfield is on display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City through January 9, 2012.

Reviews an exhibition which displayed paintings of artist Carol Szymanski at Elga Wimmer in New York. Reference to painted "portraits" of letters of the alphabet and weirdly twisted musical instruments based on the shapes our mouths make to form certain sounds; Information on Szymanski's views about art; Description of how missives were displayed at the exhibition.

Reviews the exhibition on the works of artist Christopher Knowles held at Gavin Brown Gallery, New York.

Reviews the exhibition on the works of artist Jon Gregg held at 55 Mercer Street Gallery, New York.

Highlights the exhibition featuring art works by Maria Elena Gonzalez at The Project gallery in New York. Art pieces included in the exhibition; Techniques and materials used by Gonzalez; Impressions given by the artist's works to art audiences.

The article provides information on several topics related to arts in New York City. The 12th International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show was held on October 20-26, 2000. E&J Frankel Ltd. featured a series of watercolours on paper by contemporary Mongolian artists Damba Tsolman and Narankhuu Khosbayer. A show from Rouge et Noir: The Colors of North and South China will be held at E&J Frankel Ltd. on January 18, 2001 to March 3, 2001.

The article reviews the exhibitions by artist Lucy Skaer in New York namely, "Random House" at Peter Freeman, Inc. on January 8-February 21, 2015 and "Sticks & Stones" at Murray Guy on January 10-February 21, 2015.

Features musician and artist Daniel Johnston whose drawings are exhibited at Clementine Gallery in New York City. Reputation in the field of music; Description of his works in the Clementine exhibition; Contributions in the field of entertainment.

The article reviews the art exhibition "Off the Wall," which featured the works of several emerging artists including Diana Cooper and Isidro Blasco, at the Hunter College and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery in New York from September 8 to October 22, 2005.

Reviews an exhibition which displayed artist Haesook Kim's art work related to animal skin, at the Tenri Cultural Institute in New York. Reference to Kim's artistic involvement with flowers; Use of leather, resin, melted wax , chalk and charcoal by Kim in her art work; Details about Kim's work with leather swatches.

Reviews the exhibition on the works of artists, Brice Brown and Don Joint at Francis M. Naumann Gallery, New York.

Reviews the exhibition on the works of artist Nancy Chunn held at Ronald Feldman Gallery, New York.

Reviews the exhibition on the works of artist John Grillo held at Katharina Rich Perlow Gallery, New York.

The article discusses the contemporary artworks of artist John Waters displayed at the American Fine Arts in New York City. Waters highlights some of his works including "Pink Flamingos," "Hairspray," and "Serial Mom" wherein he finds the arts as liberating into the audience. In addition, Waters has contemporary-art collection and has aspired to direct children's film "Fruitcake."

An interview with artist Wade Guyton is presented. When asked about the artists that he looked up to when he was in Tennessee, he mentions Sherrie Levine and Richard Prince. He says that as a child, he really hated to draw. Guyton also talks about a solo show that he did in 2007 at the Petzel gallery in New York City.

Features art exhibitions at art galleries in New York City. "Getting to Know the Neighbors"; Display of the works of Yun-Fei Ji.

In his fourth solo exhibition at 55 Mercer in New York City, Josh Dorman showed dozens of his strangely romantic, abstract landscapes. From 3 inches to nearly 4 feet wide, many of the works were paintings or collages, and many more were made with colored inks on antique maps or ledger paper. The topography of the maps is often an inspirational starting place for the artist's fantasies. Dorman's titles: Apparition, These Were My Toys, Some Candy Mountain, Beast-conjure up mystical and episodic encounters. Squiggles, stains and flying monsters coexist peaceably in these landscapes with Seussian contraptions, flying furniture and buildings, as well as anthropomorphic flora and storms. It is as if energies, objects and enigmatic creatures were all journeying together on a secret quest.

The article discusses artist Paul Chan and his exhibition "The 7 Lights" at the New Museum of contemporary art, New York City. The author states that the exhibition contains shadow plays of moving computer-generated images which date from 2005-08. Chan was born in Hong Kong, China in 1973 and his family relocated to a healthier environment due to Chan's severe asthma.

Highlights the exhibition featuring art works by Kay Rosen at the Drawing Room gallery in New York. Art pieces included in the exhibition; Techniques and materials used by Rosen; Impressions given by the artist's works to art audiences.

Highlights the exhibition featuring art works by Mike Kelley at Metro Pictures gallery in New York. Art pieces included in the exhibition; Techniques and materials used by Kelley; Impressions given by the artist's works to art audiences.

The article presents a schedule of art exhibitions in New York City in April 2006. It provides an overview of the theme of each exhibition. The artists featured at the exhibitions are cited. Their venues are indicated.

Provides information on several art exhibitions at various museums and libraries in New York from September 2005 to January 2005. Items to be exhibited at "Matisse: The Fabric of Dreams, His Art and His Textiles" at Metropolitan Museum; Examples of urban rails-to-trails scheme included in "The High Line" at the Museum of Modern Art; Artists whose works are on display in "Remote Viewing: Invented Worlds in Recent Painting and Drawing" at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

The article reports that recently on view in New York City, a two-venue exhibition of contemporary art from South Africa conveyed a refreshing cultural openness 10 years after the demise of apartheid. The exhibition, "Personal Affects: Power and Poetics in Contemporary South African Art," was on view last fall at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Manhattan and at the Museum for African Art in Queens. It presented 17 artists who were mostly new to American viewers. The exhibition labored a hit under thematic overkill; it was difficult to cogently recall the curatorial premise when viewing the works or to draw obvious connections among them. Yet the introduction of fresh, interesting material by artists of diverse backgrounds was welcome. Indeed, the exhibition showcased an increased openness in the South African art works, though the effort was not articulated as such.

Presents an article on v isits to art exhibitions of painters in New York City. Description of the paintings of Cecily Brown at Whitney Biennial; Information on the painting concept of Glenn Brown at the Gagosian Gallery; Observation on the art works of George Condo at the Armory Show.