ARTREVIEW

Jonathan Griffin reviews “Pictures Girls Make”: Portraitures, curated by Alison M. Gingeras, which includes “June Leaf’s fondly irreverent painting of a nude Allen GInsberg.”

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CULTURED

Pat Steir bridges the generational gap: for a new show at Hauser & Wirth, the painter pairs together artists who are asking parallel conceptual questions across decades of difference.

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PIN-UP

Hans Ulrich Obrist interviews June Leaf on her artistic trajectory over seven decades and counting.

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PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

Rita Giordano reviews Pat Steir: Snow and Waterfall, on view at Locks Gallery through May 13.

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BORDER CROSSINGS

Ray Cronin explores the potent exhibition June Leaf in Mabou Since 1969, recently on view at ICCA, Nova Scotia.

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ARTFORUM

Barry Schwabsky reviews June Leaf: New Work at Ortuzar Projects.

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DAS MAGAZIN

After a studio visit with nonagenarian artist June Leaf, Hans Ulrich Obrist asks: Does art keep you young?

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BROOKLYN RAIL

Amanda Millet-Sorsa reviews Pat Steir’s debut exhibition Blue River and Rainbow Waterfalls at Hauser & Wirth.

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HYPERALLERGIC

Pat Steir accepts time’s passage with grace. John Yau reviews the artist’s current solo show of new paintings.

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BROOKLYN RAIL

David Rhodes takes an allegorical approach to interpreting the varied work in the current solo exhibition by June Leaf.

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NEW YORK TIMES

Will Heinrich reviews June Leaf’s solo show at Ortuzar Projects, on view til December 21.

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BILLIE

“As if I had touched another world.” Maeve Hanna reviews June Leaf in Mabou since 1969, recently opened at the Inverness County Centre for the Arts, Nova Scotia.

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t magazine

A dancer making art: Gillian Brassil interviews June Leaf for the New York Times Style Magazine’s artist questionnaire.

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NEW YORK TIMES

June Leaf is still showcasing new work at the age of 93. An exhibition featuring paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media pieces opens at Ortuzar Projects November 4.

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W MAGAZINE

Pat Steir lets the paint decide. For W’s annual The Originals portfolio, Steir joins this year’s class of creative pioneers to share insights on staying true to themselves.

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WHITEHOT

“[A] funny, accomplished show.”Jonathan Goodman reviews Will Ryman’s exhibition of new work at Chart Gallery.

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Brooklyn Rail

Jillian Russo describes Will Ryman’s current show at Chart Gallery as “an inspired homecoming.”

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ARTNET NEWS

Sarah P. Hanson’s visit with Will Ryman takes us inside the studio, where he crafts his memorable Manhattan characters.

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BROOKLYN RAIL

David Rhodes reviews Pat Steir’s exhibition Paintings Part II at Gagosian Rome.

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ARTNEWS

Legendary painter Pat Steir gets global representation with Hauser & Wirth.

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GALERIE

Jacoba Urist visits Will Ryman’s studio to discuss his new body of work, currently on view at Chart Gallery through October 22.

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INVERNESS ORAN

June Leaf in Mabou Since 1969, curated by Emily Falencki and on view at ICCA, Nova Scotia, through November 10, features a selection of drawings, local portraits, and sculpture.

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CULTURED

Will Ryman delivers an ode to New York with roses and trash. The legacy sculptor’s new show at Chart Gallery views his hometown—NYC—as an endless source of inspiration.

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GALERIE

Collector Stephanie Marsh tells the story behind her iconic Will Ryman outdoor sculpture.

Ryman’s large-scale work is currently on view at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton and at Art Omi in Ghent, NY. This Fall from September 9—October 22, 2022, Chart Gallery in Tribeca will present Will Ryman: New York, New York, an exhibition of new work.

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GAGOSIAN QUARTERLY

Artist to artist: Pat Steir and Sarah Sze.

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New York TImes

Critic Will Heinrich reviews “Feminism and the Legacy of Surrealism” at Thomas Erben Gallery, which includes three sculptures by June Leaf.

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The Art Newspaper

Walk into the White House Situation Room with Will Ryman’s dramatic installation, now on view at the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse,

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New York TImes

June Leaf contributes reminiscences about artist Maryan, the subject of a new retrospective at MoCA MoMi, which also includes two works by Leaf.

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LUNCHEON

Artist June Leaf and photographer Paolo Roversi talk about their studio work and a twenty year friendship. Luncheon Magazine publishes the conversation with a special portfolio of photographs.

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GALERIE

Galerie Magazine Contributing Editor Andrea Glimcher nominates artists Henni Alftan and Shona McAndrew for the Winter 2020–2021 issue.

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Artnet

Andrea Glimcher offers perspective on artist representation.

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Frieze

The Smart Museum of Art in collaboration with Hyphen present June Leaf at Frieze New York.

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Artnews

16 Contemporary artists respond to the Covid-19 crisis.

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Wall Street Journal

Pat Steir Color Wheel Review: Ordering Artistic Chance

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New York Times Magazine

The Lives They Lived.

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GALERIE

Art world trailblazer Andrea Glimcher advocates for artists and nurtures their careers.

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YALE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY

Works by June Leaf are highlighted in the contemporary art galleries.

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GALERIE

East Hampton’s LongHouse Reserve opens 2019 season with major installation by Will Ryman.

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VOGUE

Scenes from the Studio Museum in Harlem’s 13th Annual Luncheon.

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New York TImes

Pat Steir gets discovered, again. The painter hits a new tempo in life and art with a show at the Barnes, a documentary and a seven-figure sale.

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GALERIE

Andrea Glimcher and others share what caught their eye at a private viewing of the blockbuster exhibition Jewelry: The Body Transformed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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ARTNET

Pat Steir will create monumental Waterfall paintings for the Barnes Foundation and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in 2019.

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ARTNET

Culture Mavens from around the globe discuss Fall 2018 exhibitions.

Andrea Glimcher selects the Whitney Museum’s Andy Warhol Retrospective.

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WSWD

Andrea Glimcher highlights Frieze Art Fair’s must-see galleries and artists including Merrill Wagner, Betye Saar, Emma Amos, and a themed exhibition dedicated to Hudson's Feature Inc.

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observer

Will Ryman discusses his first European exhibition, a large-scale outdoor sculpture installation in Paris's Parc de La Villette on the occasion of the park's 35th anniversary.

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GALERIE

Ensemble Cast: Combining multiple apartments in famed Manhattan building, Andrea Glimcher teams with architect Alan Wanzenberg to craft a stylish, art-filled family home.

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Vogue

Former gallery director Andrea Glimcher is making waves in New York City's art world with her new advisory firm, Hyphen.

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CURBED

Painters Pat Steir and Francesco Clemente spent the pandemic painting and chatting with one another across their backyard.

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ARTNEWS

Pat Steir discuss her latest paintings.

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VOGUE

How Adam Pendleton Is Pushing the Boundaries of What a Painter’s Work Can Say and Do

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GARAGE

Will Ryman's new public sculptures come to Paris.

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The Art Newspaper

Rashaad Newsome was proposed as Detroit's DLECTRICITY artist-in-residence by Hyphen, an artist management firm founded by Andrea Glimcher.

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Artnet

Art world experts share the most memorable work of art they have seen this season.

Andrea Glimcher selects Dan Flavin and Mary Heilmann.

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ARTNet

Who Should Paint Donald Trump's Portrait?

Andrea Glimcher and ten other art-world insiders respond.

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WSWD

Frieze Art Fair’s must-see galleries and artists from Andrea Glimcher, the founder of Hyphen, an independent management firm advising artists, estates, and institutions.

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