REVIEW: Theresa Chong in the NY Times
October 12, 2001 - Ken Johnson
In Theresa Chong's ravishing paintings, you can see evidence of her conservatory-trained musicality...
Download Article (PDF)October 12, 2001 - Ken Johnson
In Theresa Chong's ravishing paintings, you can see evidence of her conservatory-trained musicality...
Download Article (PDF)July 1, 2001 - Kate Bonansinga
Ephemerality of the moment, a conversation with Margo Sawyer...
Download Article (PDF)July 7, 2000 - Saundra Goldman
Escaping the Galleria - The Ship Photos of Casey Williams...
Download Article (PDF)April 1, 2000 - Jonathan Goodman
Music remains an inspiration-born, New York-based artist Theresa Chong, who studied the cello...
Download Article (PDF)January 1, 2000 - Hilarie M. Sheets
David Row's signature oval forms broke deliriously loose in this elegant and animated show...
Download Article (PDF)March 26, 1999 - Ken Johnson
Sometimes the fine line separating the abhorrent and the attractive breaks down. That's what makes Matthew Cusick's paintings interesting.
Read More >> Download Article (PDF)May 1, 1998 - Frances Colpitt
Jackie Tileston's exhibition included six large new paintings and five charcoal drawings...
Download Article (PDF)January 1, 1998 - David Carrier
...David Row is a comparatively fashionable painter. Justly so, for he is terrific. What U.S.-born man of his generation (MFA '74) is better at extending the traditions of abstract expressionism...
Download Article (PDF)June 1, 1997 - Alfred Mac Adam
"I am endlessly fascinated by paintng, whether it's hanging in a museum, or hanging out of someone's trash," says David Row...
December 31, 1969 - Richard Kalina
David Row's new paintings mark a significant departure for him. The open, multi-panel paintings of his last show...
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