Reviews

Why Documenta Continues to be the World’s Most Important Art Event.

The pulse of the world, measured by a twice-a-decade art event, now expanded to Athens.

Painter uses machine parts to create a personal language. David M. Roth reports.

Pop Surrealism: It’s more than just doe-eyed waifs. David M. Roth reports.

Painting what it means to be unmoored and adrift. Maria Porges reports.

A sampling from the Bay Area’s premier press. Barbara Morris reports.

Maychack invests his art with a quality seldom seen in abstraction: humor. David M. Roth reports.

Andrew Hayes imbues Minimalism with a literary aura. Barbara Morris reports.

A 35-year survey of photographer Larry Sultan. Maria Porges reports.

Innovations in process and materials expand the boundaries of painting.

Objects of wonder from Bay Area techno-wizards. Marcia Tanner reports.

Employing the vocabulary of Light and Space, Brindle pushes toward new territory.

Abstraction without autographic expression? For Zurier it’s all about light.

Liu summons the ghosts of Dorothea Lange.

Book art as a transgressive act. David M. Roth explains.