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Amanda Gluibizzi
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Art Editor, The Brooklyn Rail
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By Amanda Gluibizzi| The Brooklyn Rail Verified ArtSeenOn View Hauser & WirthFive SculpturesMay 2–July 26, 2024New York In the header image of Hauser & Wirth’s web page for its current Eva Hesse show, Hesse stands in front of Expanded Expansion (1969). The wall-sized draped sculpture gleams ivory behind the artist, and the latex-coated cheesecloth curving around its upright fiberglass poles seems almost to sparkle as light catches in the cloth’s niches.
By Amanda Gluibizzi| The Brooklyn Rail Verified ArtSeen On View Bard Graduate Center Living Art February 23–July 7, 2024 New York “In [Sonia Delaunay’s] studio,” a 1927 advertising flyer promised, “you will know that you are seeing something new, something that… will transform your life into a work of art.” Delaunay’s Paris atelier in the twenties was producing textiles, carpets, garments, movie sets, furniture, books, and paintings—everything a person might need for an artful existence and all made in the “simultaneous” (simultané) style...
By Amanda Gluibizzi| The Brooklyn Rail Verified ArtSeenOn View Hauser & WirthFive SculpturesMay 2–July 26, 2024New York In the header image of Hauser & Wirth’s web page for its current Eva Hesse show, Hesse stands in front of Expanded Expansion (1969). The wall-sized draped sculpture gleams ivory behind the artist, and the latex-coated cheesecloth curving around its upright fiberglass poles seems almost to sparkle as light catches in the cloth’s niches.
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The Brooklyn Rail
The Brooklyn Rail is an independent, non-profit publication established in October 2000. It originated from a 1998 initiative that began as a weekly broadsheet for New York City commuters. The publication serves as a multidisciplinary forum for arts, culture, and politics, focusing on critical discourse and creative expression. The Brooklyn Rail publishes ten times a year, featuring a variety of content including essays, interviews, poetry, fiction, and criticism related to visual arts, music, film, theater, and politics. It is co-founded by Joe Maggio, Christian Viveros-Fauné, Theodore Hamm, and Patrick Walsh, with Phong Bui playing a key role as publisher. The publication also curates community programs such as art exhibitions, panel discussions, and film screenings to engage with local and global cultural voices. In addition to its print journal, The Brooklyn Rail collaborates on books, including *Tell Me Something Good*, which compiles interviews and portraits by Phong Bui. The organization relies on private donors and art foundations to support its mission of democratizing art criticism and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue.
New York, New York, United States
+1 718-349-8427
Founded: 2000