Milton Resnick reassessed at Mana Contemporary; Kasmin examines artistic origins; Parrish explores Pollock and more.
Mana Contemporary is currently reexamining the extensive yet often overlooked artistic career of Milton Resnick. Meanwhile, a distinct exhibition at Kasmin Gallery challenges conventional narratives surrounding the early development of artists. The Parrish Art Museum features 'Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet', which explores the relationships among these three influential figures. Additionally, Hollis Taggart Galleries is showcasing art produced during times of historical turmoil, available for viewing until February 28. Together, these exhibitions provide a fresh perspective on mid-century art movements in light of contemporary issues, encouraging a deeper contemplation of how artistic legacies evolve and are interpreted over time.
Key facts
- Milton Resnick's career is being reviewed and revised at Mana Contemporary.
- An exhibition at Kasmin Gallery challenges assumptions about an artist's beginnings.
- 'Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet' is on view at the Parrish Art Museum.
- Hollis Taggart Galleries has a show featuring art from turbulent historical periods.
- The Hollis Taggart exhibition runs through February 28.
- The art on view was made during conflicted times and is being revisited in the present.
- Recognition of an artist's greatness can develop slowly over decades or occur suddenly.
- The source material is tagged under Abstract Expressionism on artcritical.com.
Entities
Artists
- Milton Resnick
- Pollock
- Ossorio
- Dubuffet
Institutions
- Kasmin
- Hollis Taggart Galleries
- Mana Contemporary
- Parrish Art Museum
- artcritical