John Goodrich's Artcritical Articles Cover Diverse Modern Masters
John Goodrich, an author at artcritical, has published multiple featured articles covering a range of topics. One article pairs two seemingly disparate modern masters in a show titled 'Never Finished'. Another article discusses paintings on paper by Albert and Elizabeth Kresch, and Leland and Temma Bell, exhibited at Tibor de Nagy through October 17. Goodrich also wrote an essay for a show at Ober Gallery in Kent, Connecticut, held in summer. Additionally, he authored a piece about a probing, often mischievous curiosity regarding the appearance of ordinary objects, with a reminiscence of a teaching contribution by Stephen Ellis. Another article covers a one-ton, welded steel mobile gallery on the Lower East Side.
Key facts
- John Goodrich is an author at artcritical.
- He wrote about 'Never Finished' pairing two modern masters.
- He covered paintings on paper by Albert and Elizabeth Kresch, Leland and Temma Bell at Tibor de Nagy through October 17.
- He wrote an essay for a show at Ober Gallery in Kent, Connecticut, in summer.
- He authored a piece on curiosity about ordinary objects with a reminiscence by Stephen Ellis.
- He covered a one-ton welded steel mobile gallery on the Lower East Side.
Entities
Artists
- John Goodrich
- Albert Kresch
- Elizabeth Kresch
- Leland Bell
- Temma Bell
- Stephen Ellis
Institutions
- artcritical
- Tibor de Nagy Gallery
- Ober Gallery
Locations
- Kent
- Connecticut
- United States
- Lower East Side
- New York City