Lilly Dancyger’s Negative Space

By Jacquelyn Marie Gallo

MAY 2021 | Books

Negative Space, Lilly Dancyger’s part-memoir, part-art criticism debut in which a bildungsroman-esque narrative of the author’s journey from “a fatherless girl” to “a fatherless woman” is braided with an investigation into her deceased father’s art, as well as his past.

Shannon K. Winston ’s The Girl Who Talked to Paintings

By Amanda Auerbach

DEC 21-JAN 22 | Books

Winston’s recent poetry collection The Girl Who Talked to Paintings has the feel of an exhibit in which each painting adheres to a common theme that brings all of the pieces together.

Angela China: Girl on the Grass

By Jessica Holmes

MAY 2023 | ArtSeen

As frosty air and bleak clouds give way to warmth and color the sense of renewal inherent to blooming tulips and budding leaves becomes palpable. And so it is witnessing the debut exhibition of a young artist full of promise—hope also blossoms. Girl on the Grass, a solo show of ten paintings by New York-based artist Angela China arouses a similar, buoyant expectation.

Harold Cousins: Forms of Empty Space

By Elizabeth Buhe

MARCH 2023 | ArtSeen

Nearly fifty works—metal sculptures, unique pieces of jewelry, and works on paper—at Michael Rosenfeld Gallery amount to a mini retrospective of American sculptor Harold Cousins’s work. Collectively they show the sweep of a career open to brave experimentation and Cousins’s searching eye for the power of simple forms found in surrounding culture.