Archive for the “Painting” category
George Condo in Berlin
by Travis Jeppesen on February 17, 2010
Read my review of the George Condo exhibition at Artforum.
Marion Bataillard
by Travis Jeppesen on December 9, 2009
Looking at Marion Bataillard’s paintings is like peeking into a sort of madhouse or cult compound. Her figures are not quite gruesome enough to be called grotesque, but they aren’t pretty, either, and they inevitably bear expressions of rapture, existential (…)
British Art Now
by Travis Jeppesen on December 5, 2009
My review of the exhibition British Art Now, now online at Artforum.
Rainer Fetting
by Travis Jeppesen on November 13, 2009
My review of Rainer Fetting’s Berlin exhibition, which briefly appeared here a few days ago, is now online at Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art.
Dicklung & Others
by Travis Jeppesen on August 3, 2009
My new collection of poetry, Dicklung & Others, is now available for pre-order from BLATT Books. The cover painting is Basan, the Fire-Breathing Chicken by Jeremiah Palecek, who also did the images for my last collection, Poems I Wrote While (…)
Bob Tooke @ Galerie Crystal Ball
by Travis Jeppesen on August 1, 2009
My review of Bob Tooke’s exhibition at Galerie Crystal Ball is now online at Artforum.
Stéphane Pencréac’h @ FRISCH
by Travis Jeppesen on July 28, 2009
My review of Pencréac’h’s current Berlin exhibition is now online at Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art.
E.M.C. Collard @ STYX Project Space
by Travis Jeppesen on July 16, 2009
My review of E.M.C. Collard’s current exhibition at STYX Project Space is now online at Artforum.
Ernesto Ortiz @ Golden Parachutes
by Travis Jeppesen on May 30, 2009
The border, as both physical reality and philosophical entity, forms the backdrop of the paintings Ernesto Ortiz is working on for his first solo exhibition, opening on May 23rd at Golden Parachutes in Berlin. Indeed, it could be said that (…)
Jack Goldstein @ Daniel Buchholz Gallery, Berlin
by Travis Jeppesen on May 26, 2009
The story of Jack Goldstein is one of the saddest in recent art history. Throughout much of his career, Goldstein struggled with fame – both his own and that of the artists who rose to prominence alongside him in the (…)
