Hauser & Wirth presents a panel discussion, moderated by Phong Bui of The Brooklyn Rail, on Philip Guston’s satirical caricatures of the 37th President of the United States: Richard Nixon. Panelists include William Corbett, poet and essayist; Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor of The New Yorker; Irving Sandler, art historian and critic; Katy Siegel, art historian, senior… Read more »

Watch full recording of talk here. Marcel Duchamp once described Francis Picabia’s career as a “kaleidoscopic series of art experiences.” Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Francis Picabia: Our Heads Are Round so Our Thoughts Can Change Direction, this panel explores key aspects of Picabia’s wide-ranging body of work and its significance for artists working today…. Read more »

Watch full recording of talk here. Following the opening of spring exhibitions on Friday, January 15, Lisa Yuskavage will be joined by Chief Curator Jeffrey Uslip for a conversation about her practice as a figurative painter. Yuskavage’s exhibition at CAM, The Brood, presents twenty-five years of the artist’s work, espousing her bold vision for contemporary figurative… Read more »

Lisa Yuskavage: The Brood presents twenty-five years of the New York-based artist’s work, espousing her bold vision for contemporary figurative painting. The Brood is Yuskavage’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States in over fifteen years, comprising key paintings that chart her emergence in the early 1990s to the present. Merging the grand tradition… Read more »

SVA Galleries and Rail Curatorial Projects present curator Phong Bui speaking with a selection of artists whose work is on view in “Unreasonable Sized Paintings” at the SVA Chelsea Gallery and a concurrent exhibition, “Reasonable Sized Paintings,” at Mana Contemporary. Panelists include Mark Greenwold, Matvey Levenstein, Catherine Murphy, Thomas Nozkowski, Ann Pibal, Julia Rommel, James Siena, Robert… Read more »