What's on?
Surya TubachMonthly reviews of museum and gallery shows in NYC. Working across art and technology with a taste for the classics.
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Rothko and Fra Angelico, Together in Florence
Last month I saw one of the best exhibitions I’ve ever seen. It’s up in Florence through August of this year: if you find yourself in Italy for the Biennale (or any other reason), it’s worth a side quest to this city of painters.
But first...
Colonial-Era Malian Photography, Five Notes on Art/Tech
Untitled by Seydou Keïta
You should go see the exhibition on Malian photographer Seydou Keïta at the Brooklyn Museum — his studio portraits capture the changing times and dandyism in pre-independence Mali.
But before we get to his photogr...
Art + Tech, Tantra + Sufi
La Montagne aux Étoiles IX by Rachid Koraïchi (2021)
Before I get to the review below (including this gorgeous work by Algerian artist Rachid Koraïchi), I’m sharing some recent standouts that cut across art and tech. (Say it with me! The i...
Ambera Wellman's Scenes of Destruction
People Loved and Unloved (2025)
Ambera Wellmann is a painter from Nova Scotia, Canada, with a show of very good paintings open until October 25 at Hauser & Wirth on Wooster St in SoHo. There are only 7 works in the show, but their monument...
Sargent in Paris: a little too perfect
Detail from Madame X (1883-84)
There is something glamourous and a little sexy about Sargent. Portrait painter of the elite, he loved fabulous clothing and elegant settings, and depicted it all with a touch of genius. The Met is emphasizin...
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