This Week: Must-See Arts in the City : Slideshow
WNYC's Arts Datebook: February 22 - 28, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
_storyslide_image.jpg "Sherman has inserted herself into a variety of staged settings over her career, from clown portraits to art historical figures, the latter of which (an image from 1989) is seen above.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "In work from 2007-08, Sherman portrayed herself as a series of ladies of a certain age, encrusted with plenty of lipliner and jewels.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "Sherman again, in her 2007-08 series, looking like she's ready to attack the Meatpacking District on a Saturday night.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "At the Morgan Library, the drawings of Dan Flavin, an artist known for his works with fluorescent light. Seen here: 'In Honor of Harold Joachim,' from 1984.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "The Morgan exhibit is a rare opportunity to see Flavin's rough sketches and inspirations -- including 'Sails,' from 1986, seen above.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "Painter Ellen Harvey has created an installation at Dodge Gallery that riffs on the idea of historical nudes.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "In this painting, Harvey pays tribute to Master of Villamagna's 'Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Two Angels.'")
_storyslide_image.jpg "Chamberlain was the first sculptor to employ found bits of automobiles. The piece 'Dolores James,' from 1962 will be one of the works on view at the Guggenheim.")
_storyslide_image.jpg "Chamberlain was not entirely classifiable as an artist, labelled a minimalist, an expressionist and pop. His 1989 piece 'Lord Suckfist' is seen here.")
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