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| Margrit Lewczuk's Angels at New York Studio School (now closed, but what a show!) Gallery Link |
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| In a second room of the gallery each painting has a dual existence: under light, as elegant inverted shapes; when the lights go out on a timer, secondary incarnations as living beings. |
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| Lee Mullican at James Cohan 26th St., the California visionary whose painstaking, brush outlining technique and metaphysical merger of nature, pre-history and spirituality feel just right. Gallery Link |
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| Nancy Graves in a tour-de-force exhibition at Mitchell-Inness and Nash, focusing on work based on mapping around the time the US landed on the moon. Gallery Link |
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| Discussion around these works involves space, time, distance, the conflation of imagery and mark; the painter knows that deep time is accessed in the act of painting. |
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