Opinion Old Possum’s Book of … Andy Warhol’s Cats? THE DAILY PIC: Strange bedfellows of 1957: A 'Sports Illustrated' feature on T.S. Eliot's cat poems with illustrations by Warhol. By Blake Gopnik, Dec 8, 2016
Opinion At MoMA, Clorindo Testa Is an Architect Who Doesn’t Mind Mess THE DAILY PIC: In the MoMA atrium, Clorindo Testa's architectural studies include all of the chaos of living. By Blake Gopnik, Dec 7, 2016
Opinion Eugène Delacroix Paints the Terrors of Heroism THE DAILY PIC: In "Cosmic Connections" at Totah gallery, Delacroix has a vision of a horse and his hero. By Blake Gopnik, Dec 6, 2016
Opinion Mark Leckey: ‘Gifted but Ultimately Trivial’—And a Prophet for Our Age? THE DAILY PIC: Leckey's survey at PS1 – panned by one Artnet critic, for what makes it great for another. By Blake Gopnik, Dec 5, 2016
Opinion Ragnar Kjartansson Turns Politics and Sex Into White Noise THE DAILY PIC: At Luhring Augustine, Kjartansson plays with normalizing the notable. By Blake Gopnik, Dec 2, 2016
Opinion Constantin Brancusi, Relational Artist? THE DAILY PIC: At Paul Kasmin, a show about the Impasse Ronsin reveals Brancusi and his pals turning networking into art. By Blake Gopnik, Dec 1, 2016
Opinion Kerry James Marshall Is Our Era’s Greatest Painter THE DAILY PIC: Marshall's Met Breuer paintings are stunning – but a comic-book page gets to the heart of his art. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 30, 2016
Opinion Kristen Jensen and the Art of Dungarees THE DAILY PIC: At Simone Subal, Jensen dresses her ceramics in mom-jeans. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 29, 2016
Opinion Spencer Finch Makes Breakable Fog THE DAILY PIC: At James Cohan, Spencer Finch renders evanescent mists in utterly solid materials. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 28, 2016
Opinion Henri-Charles Guérard, a Conceptualist from the ’80s—the 1880s, That Is THE DAILY PIC: The New York Public Library surveys Guérard, a mind-twisting etcher well ahead of his time. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 25, 2016
Opinion Robert Morris Dishes the Dirt on Dia! THE DAILY PIC: Robert Morris's 'Untitled (Dirt)', recently installed at Dia Beacon, is an antidote to over-clean art. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 23, 2016
Opinion Andy Warhol’s Jewish Question THE DAILY PIC: At the Warhol Museum, one of Warhol's "Before and After" paintings gets us asking what a hooked nose might have meant to him. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 22, 2016
Opinion Kenny Schachter Sees the Art Market Shimmy Along in a City Shaken by Protest For better or worse, the art market is oblivious to the surrounding chaos. By Kenny Schachter, Nov 21, 2016
Opinion Nahum Tevet Crafts Modernism’s Shroud of Turin THE DAILY PIC: At Hunter College, Nahum Tevet's glass works collect the scraps that remain from the sacred days of modern art. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 21, 2016
Opinion Oxymoron of the Day: Agnes Martin’s Bling THE DAILY PIC: In the Martin survey at the Guggenheim, a career built on grays gives way, just once, to a golden glimmer. By Blake Gopnik, Nov 18, 2016
