James Cohan Gallery Archives: Mixed Reviews and Events
The James Cohan Gallery archive on artcritical features multiple reviews and notes. A second show with the gallery occurred on Grand Street this month. Robert C. Morgan argues that what is allegory in Chinatown is reality in rural China. The exhibition 'Mud Root Ochre Leaf Star' was on view on the Lower East Side earlier this year. Two recent shows featured new work by the Propeller Group. A brief history of a West Coast abstract expressionist's work is included. Three films by an artist are on view through May 7, described as a jarring intellectual and emotional experience. Lance Esplund, Kara Rooney, and Robert Storr appear as guests of David Cohen. An artist makes strange use of perspective and planes. An exchange from Facebook is noted. Reconstructed environments of pioneering cameraless films prefigure upcoming MoMA screenings.
Key facts
- Second show with James Cohan Gallery on Grand Street this month.
- Robert C. Morgan argues allegory in Chinatown is reality in rural China.
- Exhibition 'Mud Root Ochre Leaf Star' on Lower East Side earlier this year.
- Two recent shows of new work by the Propeller Group.
- Brief history of a West Coast abstract expressionist.
- Three films on view through May 7.
- Lance Esplund, Kara Rooney, Robert Storr are David Cohen's guests.
- Reconstructed environments of cameraless films prefigure MoMA screenings.
Entities
Artists
- Robert C. Morgan
- Lance Esplund
- Kara Rooney
- Robert Storr
- David Cohen
Institutions
- James Cohan Gallery
- MoMA
Locations
- Grand Street
- Chinatown
- rural China
- Lower East Side
- West Coast