Clement Greenberg Archives on artcritical
The artcritical website features an archive of articles tagged with Clement Greenberg, the influential American art critic. The content includes reviews of exhibitions, books, and essays related to Greenberg's legacy. One piece discusses Barry Schwabsky's writing, praising his concision. Another covers a dialogue occasioned by an exhibition at Berry Campbell Gallery through April 18. There is a review of works from the 1960s and 1970s at Elkon and Loretta Howard galleries. An article examines the act of pouring paint and its relation to art history. The Parrish Art Museum's show "Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet" is featured. A veteran painter reminisces in her New Jersey studio. The archive also includes a review of small paintings in Spanierman's Modern Library project room. Verso has collected the poet-critic's recent writing for The Nation. The tag page aggregates these diverse pieces, all connected to Greenberg's critical framework.
Key facts
- Clement Greenberg is a central figure in the archive.
- Barry Schwabsky is described as a master of concision.
- Berry Campbell Gallery exhibition runs through April 18.
- Elkon and Loretta Howard galleries show works from 1960s-1970s.
- Parrish Art Museum exhibition features Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet.
- Verso published a collection of writings for The Nation.
- Spanierman Gallery has a show of small paintings.
- The archive includes a veteran painter's reminiscence.
Entities
Artists
- Clement Greenberg
- Barry Schwabsky
- Jackson Pollock
- Alfonso Ossorio
- Jean Dubuffet
Institutions
- artcritical
- The Nation
- Verso
- Berry Campbell Gallery
- Elkon Gallery
- Loretta Howard Gallery
- Parrish Art Museum
- Spanierman Gallery
Locations
- New Jersey
- New York