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Takeshi Yasuda: Working in China
by Sebastian BlackieFifteen years ago, at an age when most people are considering retirement, the Japanese born, British potter, Takeshi Yasuda relocated his studio from England to China. It is remarkable, but consistent…
Ron Nagle Getting to No at Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
All in all, the exhibition consists of recognizably Nagle-type works, yet he dazzlingly varies the material and the format, adding a stage-like base that is not neutral but rather thrusts the other fe…
Eva Kwong: Love Between the Atoms / Lifelines
Make no mistake, Kwong’s work, while typically cryptic, is and never has been, vague, but by employing various modes of complication, contradiction and association she successfully derails simplistic…