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May 24, 2010 Then & Now, Abstract Art from Latin America from 1950 to Present, Art Mag Curated by Mónica Espinel
BY ACHIM DRUCKS – Following its exhibition of works by Imi Knoebel from the Deutsche Bank Collection, the 60 Wall Gallery in New York is now devoting a show to a further area of nonrepresentational art. “Then & Now” documents the immense importance of abstract tendencies for the development of Latin American art from the 1950s to the present. (more…) |
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June 1, 2009 Elizabeth Jobim and Tony Bechara, Art Nexus Lehman College Art Gallery
By GRACIELA KARTOFEL - An exhibition by two artists in the double exhibiting space section at the Lehman College Art Gallery introduces the spectator to a duet of individualities that connect without merging with each other. Grand Canyon is the title of the exhibit by Tony Bechara (more…) |
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May 5, 2009 El Triunfo de Tony Bechara, Selecta Magazine El President del patronato del Museo del Barrio, nos recibe en exclusiva en su studio
By ESTHER HERRERO - Comenzamos la entrevista en el studio privado de Tony Bechara que es también su residencia privada; un típico loft en Gramercy Park, muy de moda en New York. Fueron precisamente los artistas, me cuenta Tony, los que hicieron tan popular el uso de estos magníficos espacios como hogares que fueron grandes almacenes en el pasado en esta parte de la cuidad. “Esta zona ha cambiado dramáticamente,” cuenta Tony. “Primero fueron los artistas, luego los (more…) |
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March 4, 2009 MINIMA VISIBILIA, Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico Tony Bechara
Grey Paintings September 25, 2008 – April 5, 2009 |
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November 11, 2008 A Budding Ambassador for Latin American Art, The New York Times Estrellita Brodsky at Carlos Cruz-Díez’s “(In)formed by Color” exhibition, which she organized, at the Americas Society - Art & Design
By KATE TAYLOR - Estrellita Brodsky’s life is not that of your typical graduate student. Instead of frugal dinners of ramen or grilled cheese, there are $1,000-a-head museum galas. (more…) |
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October 26, 2008 At Lehman Gallery, Getting a Feel for the Abstract, The New York Times Elizabeth Jobim - Tony Bechara - Art Review
By BENJAMIN GENOCCHIO - It goes without saying that abstraction was prominent in 20th-century art. From early modern movements like De Stijl and Suprematism to Abstract Expressionism, artists experimented with the possibilities inherent in nonrepresentational (more…) |