Jonathan Goodman

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Bosiljka Raditsa and Elizabeth Yamin

Brooklyn Rail

Jonathan Goodman reviews Accommodating the Object: Bosiljka Raditsa and Elizabeth Yamin at the Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation, New York. Goodman writes that both artists, "in distinguished fashion, look to an organic abstraction that elaborates on the ab-ex style that immediately preceded them, at the same time pulling away from the past and working

Painters' Lives: Marguerite Loupe & Maurice Brianchon

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Jonathan Goodman reviews Painters' Lives: Marguerite Loupe and Maurice Brianchon at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. Goodman writes: "Louppe and Brianchon may not have been painters of major insight, but their fine possession of craft made them practitioners of genuine realization. They helped maintain the general level of painting practice in France

Sandro Chia at Marc Straus

Brooklyn Rail

Jonathan Goodman reviews a recent exhibition of works by Sandro Chia at Marc Straus Gallery, New York. Goodman writes: "It is hard to read Chia’s inclination for forthright feeling in an environment like ours—dominated by the market and mostly biased against a recognizable awareness of art history. In contrast, in a painting such as Looking

Milton Resnick at Mana Contemporary

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Jonathan Goodman reviews the exhibiton Milton Resnick (1917-2004): Paintings and Works on Paper from the Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation at Mana Contemporary, Jersey City, New Jersey, on view through August 1, 2014. Goodman writes: "Resnick lived his artistic life under the shadow of more famous painters, but that fact should not be allowed