Category: Art
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Roy Lichtenstein, Like New? The Critics Can’t Agree, Which Is the Fun Part
The Whitney’s first New York Lichtenstein retrospective since 1993 argues the Pop master foresaw the age of AI images. ARTnews found it stylish; Jerry Saltz found it a letdown. Both have a point.
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‘The Rothko Hit Us’: Sotheby’s Sells the Baums’ $100 Million Eye
Sotheby’s will offer the collection of Ted and Ruth Baum, estimated above $100 million and led by a 1967 Rothko on paper, beginning Nov. 16. In a season of trophy estates, it is a portrait of a marriage and a taste.
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Mrs. Pollock Has Left the Kitchen
The Met’s “Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous” gives Lee Krasner 74 works to her husband’s 48, and, at last, the barn. A marriage, a market and a reckoning on Fifth Avenue.
