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Un-Hyped Academy Annual Quietly Takes the Long View
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James Little
Hype is an insidious, all but irresistible phenomenon. read more »
Backing Jean Hélion: Why Did Roberta Smith Attack the Painter?
It had not been my intention to return to the subject of the Jean Hélion exhibition at the National read more »
Backing Jean Hélion: Why Did Roberta Smith Attack the Painter?
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The ordinary affairs of civilian life: Jean H
It had not been my intention to return to the subject of the Jean Hélion exhibition at the Na read more »
Jean Hélion's Curves Continue to Impress; So Do His Figures
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Not quite the end of modernism: Jean H
The French painter Jean Hélion (1904-1987), whose work is the focus of a compelling exhibitio read more »
Jean Hélion's Curves Continue to Impress; So Do His Figures
The French painter Jean Hélion (1904-1987), whose work is the focus of a compelling exhibition at t read more »
At 180th Exhibition, Academy Asks Disegno And Gets Big Muddle
Artists tend not to be very obedient about following rules, even when the rules are established by t read more »
At 180th Exhibition, Academy Asks Disegno And Gets Big Muddle
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An exception to the rule: Paul Resika
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Surrealism USA: Shocking Images Haven't Aged Well
In the history of modern art, nothing dates more rapidly than audacity. read more »
At National Academy, Rather Calm Rendition Of Our Great Storms
Almost everyone has a story to tell about being caught in a storm, and accounts of storms are as var read more »
