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The Brooklyn Rail — “Don Voisine: Time Out”

By: ROBERT C. MORGAN — SEPTEMBER 2020 — There is little doubt that the sports-adjacent title—Time Out—of Don Voisine’s current exhibition at Pamela Salisbury Gallery in Hudson, New York carries a certain resonance. Upon discovering that his Sharpe-Walentas studio in Dumbo was suddenly off limits in March 2020, Voisine was forced to continue painting in […]

Wave Farm – “Robert Palumbo Discusses Mortal“

Produced by: GEORGE SPENCER — SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 — https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/vv5695 Robert Palumbo discusses his show Mortal at Pamela Salisbury Gallery in Hudson, September 4 – October 4, 2020. Produced by George Spencer at Wave Farm on Arts, etc. […]

Hyperallergic – “Charles Yuen’s Time is Now”

By: JOHN YAU — AUGUST 8, 2020 — Charles Yuen loves to paint. He loves paint’s viscosity and transparency, its capacious ability to remain itself even as it becomes an image, sign, or abstract form, its promiscuousness. He usually paints in layers, often beginning with a scumbled monochromatic ground over which he might lay an […]

Hyperallergic – “Ying Li’s Ecstatic Landscapes”

By: JOHN YAU — JUNE 27, 2020 — I first saw Ying Li’s work in a two-artist exhibition in which she shared the gallery space with my wife, Eve Aschheim (Ying Li/Eve Aschheim: Recent Paintings at the New York Studio School, June 6 – July 28, 2013). Like others who have written about her work, […]

Chronogram – “Six Virtual Exhibits to Check Out This June”

By: CHRONOGRAM STAFF – JUNE 1, 2020 — Though it may still be a while before we can gather in the confines of boutique gallery spaces and the halls of museums, the Hudson Valley art scene is pushing forward with a slew of online art exhibitions to bring you your monthly dose of culture. Here […]

WAMC Midday Magazine – “Ralph Gardner Jr: Doing Well Making Due”

By RALPH GARDNER JR – MAY 2, 2020 — Some important instructions to follow to ease the pain of the current moment. The first, obviously, is to stay home if your life and work allows, so that you reduce your risk of exposing yourself or others to the virus. Another is to support your favorite local […]

Hyperallergic – “Amenoff Turns a Corner”

By: STEPEHEN MAINE – MARCH 28, 2020 — HUDSON, New York — It’s inspiring to see mature artists change things up after they’ve achieved wide recognition for a particular approach to their medium. Having developed for decades a take on painterly abstraction rooted in organic forms, Gregory Amenoff has embarked on a foray into a rigorously […]