Thomas Nozkowski's 30-year survey of small-scale paintings featured at VOLTA art fair during Armory Show week
A retrospective exhibition of Thomas Nozkowski's 16 x 20 inch paintings spanning three decades was presented by BravinLee programs at the VOLTA art fair. The show coincided with the Armory Show at Pier 90 in New York City and ran through March 8. This exhibition prompted artcritical to republish a collection of articles about Nozkowski written by five different critics over twelve years. The online hub includes writings by Nora Griffin, David Brody, David Cohen, Sherman Sam, and Joe Fyfe dating from 2003 to 2013. Nozkowski himself contributed a piece about Jane Freilicher in 2014. Born in 1944 in Teaneck, New Jersey, the artist maintains his studio practice in New York City. Additional information about his work is available through Pace gallery. The artcritical platform regularly compiles such thematic collections when artists receive substantial critical attention over time.
Key facts
- Thomas Nozkowski was born in 1944 in Teaneck, New Jersey
- He lives and works in New York City
- BravinLee programs presented a three-decade survey of his 16 x 20 inch paintings
- The exhibition was at VOLTA art fair at Pier 90
- VOLTA was located next to the Armory Show
- The exhibition was on view through March 8
- artcritical republished articles about Nozkowski by five writers
- The articles span from 2003 to 2014
- Writers include Nora Griffin, David Brody, David Cohen, Sherman Sam, and Joe Fyfe
- Nozkowski wrote about Jane Freilicher in 2014
- More information about the artist is available at Pace
- artcritical creates 'HUBS' for artists discussed multiple times on their platform
Entities
Artists
- Thomas Nozkowski
- Jane Freilicher
- Nora Griffin
- David Brody
- David Cohen
- Sherman Sam
- Joe Fyfe
Institutions
- artcritical
- BravinLee programs
- VOLTA
- Armory Show
- Pace
Locations
- Teaneck
- New Jersey
- New York City
- Pier 90