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Final week for "Joe Zucker: Armada"

Thank you everyone who has made it out to see "Joe Zucker: Armada." This is the last week to see this 40-year survey of Joe's drawings and the first to focus on his images of the sea, which I've organized at the National Arts Club. Here is more information and my essay for the show. I am immensely grateful to the critic John Yau for coming by the gallery last week for a fascinating conversation with Joe and me, available here. "Joe Zucker: Armada," an Artforum "must see," remains on public view through Friday, May 27.

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Cathy Nan Quinlan's Pencil Review of "Joe Zucker: Armada"

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Cathy Nan Quinlan, Pirate Ship Hidden by Atoll (detail) Flying Fish '78, after Joe Zucker, 2016. On view at Talking Pictures blog.

James writes:

If you are like me, you are have already subscribed to the email feed of Talking Pictures, the new art blog of the artist Cathy Nan Quinlan. I wouldn't want to miss a single post of  Quinlan's "blog about art and other things." Talking Pictures might be considered a further extension of Quinlan's communal artistic practice, which goes back more than a decade to the ’temporary Museum of Painting (and Drawing), a space she ran out of her former loft apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. I wrote about it here. 

A favorite series of Talking Pictures is Quinlan's "pencil review"—sketches she makes of art shows in New York. 

Her latest Pencil Review is of "Joe Zucker: Armada," the exhibition I have organized at the National Arts Club. Be sure to take a look. 

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Talking with NPR about the Yale Center for British Art

The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven has reopened after a 16-month conservation project. On NPR News, Dominic Green, Roger Kimball, and James Panero offer thoughts on the renovation and make the case for the architecture of Louis Kahn. 

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