Allison C. Meier

Bodily Light

Old-school modernism meets the moment in the work of mid-career artist Loie Hollowell, whose curving forms and luminous colors evoke twentieth-century abstraction with a contemporary perspective.

Wall to Wall

At ninety-one, London-born sculptor Brian Wall brings his stainless steel work Skye to the Green Box Arts Festival in Colorado, part of a decades-long practice in welded steel that began in postwar St. Ives.

Dish

Voices Carry

The exhibition Home1947 puts visitors in the shoes of refugees, transporting them seventy-six years into the past.

A Fitting Tribute

Karl Lagerfeld's A Line of Beauty at the Metropolitan Museum of Art gathers around 180 pieces alongside the designer's sketches, arguing that his bombastic runway shows and embrace of commercial success made fashion what it is today.

Reframing the Flag

Jasper Johns has painted the stars and stripes of the American flag since the 1950s, abstracting them from one of the world’s most familiar symbols through their repetition.