Since it opened in December, Andrea Rosen’s small second space on West 24th Street has had a refreshing curator-driven program, and its shows have been quirky and rewarding. The latest, titled “The Temptation of the Diagram” (referring to Flaubert’s 1874 Temptation of St. Anthony) and organized by the artist Matthew Ritchie, is no exception. It looks at how 25 artists have made use of diagrams over the past 100 years. Read More
Just how resilient is the rectangle? How many things can it be set around, and for how many years, before it loses the power to transubstantiate? For his naively broad-shouldered New York solo debut at Andrea Rosen Gallery, Aaron Bobrow scouted New York construction sites from which to wheedle, barter or borrow lengths of “debris mesh,” the tight and complex weave of steel wire that protects pedestrians from falling debris. Read More
In September of this year Andrea Rosen will open a second, 1,350 square-foot space at 544 West 24th Street, just down the block from her current space at 525, as first reported by Art in America yesterday. Read More
