Artcritical's Review Panel to Discuss Endurance-Based Exhibitions Including Ragnar Kjartansson and Marina Abramović

So, on November 21, there’s going to be a Review Panel featuring critics like Sarah Douglas, Edward Epstein, and Lance Esplund, with David Cohen moderating. The discussion will revolve around exhibitions that highlight themes of endurance. One key piece is Ragnar Kjartansson's six-hour film, A Lot of Sorrow, which shows The National playing one song over and over at PS1 last year and is now at Luhring Augustine Bushwick. At Sean Kelly Gallery, visitors can experience sensory deprivation at Marina Abramović's Generator until they signal they’re done. Other exhibitions being discussed include Tommy Hartung at On Stellar Rays and Ursula von Rydingsvard at Galerie Lelong. Also, there’s a recent podcast with Ken Johnson, Marjorie Welish, and Joan Waltemath reflecting on exhibitions by various artists. Artcritical has published reviews on different artists, while Print Week in NYC wraps up with the IFPDA’s 23rd Annual Print Fair, open this weekend. Lastly, David Cohen reviews Frederick Wiseman’s documentary, National Gallery, now showing at Film Forum.