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Gallery chronicle.(Art)(art museums in US)(Viewpoint essay)
Walking into my favorite gallery, can be like stepping into grandma's kitchen when the oven's on. Something's cooking, I don't know what it is, but chances are I'm going to like it. In New York, I depend on a dozen or so galleries for such comfort food. These are the galleries that know what I want before I want it.
The geographies vary--from Chelsea, to SoHo, to the Upper East Side--but the consistency of vision and the strength of personality keep these galleries on the tip of my tongue and in the front of my mind. From the rank novice to the seasoned expert, the secret of the gallery scene is to find places you like and to stick with them. What follows are ...
- Rackstraw Downes at Betty Cuningham.(New York)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Kernan, Nathan February 1, 2005 700+ words
...rather as a way of using nature to discover "fresh ways of looking at painting." His recent exhibition, inaugurating Betty Cuningham's new Chelsea gallery, was (despite overcrowding) one of the season's best. "Nature" for Dowries includes technology...
- Rackstraw Downes: Betty Cuningham.(NEW YORK)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Harvey, Michael October 1, 2008 700+ words
...and currently splits his time between New York and Texas. He is a plein-air painter...several panoramas. His paintings of the New York area are up-front confrontations with...made and nature, and in Texas, unlike New York, manufactured objects barely make a scratch...
- Edgar Martins at Betty Cuningham.(NEW YORK)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Aversa, Andrea May 1, 2007 700+ words
...Edgar Martins, a young Portuguese artist, presented two series of photographic works in his first solo exhibition in New York. "Dystopia" (2005) consists of C-Type prints measuring about 36 by 45 inches, photographed in a forest. Narrow...
- Philip Pearlstein at Betty Cuningham.(NEW YORK)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Leffingwell, Edward October 1, 2007 700+ words
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The octogenarian master realist Philip Pearlstein--at the top of his game--ornaments and enlivens his recent paintings (dating from 2006 and 2007) with arresting emblems. Here Pearlstein supplies his typically angular, neargothic models with an unusually fertile gathering of
- John Lees: Betty Cuningham.(Betty Cuningham Gallery)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Goodman, Jonathan February 1, 2009 700+ words
JOHN LEES BETTY CUNINGHAM [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Looking at John Lees's thickly encrusted...them oils on canvas or wood. In 1990, after living for years in New York City, Lees moved upstate and now maintains a studio at the edge of...
- Jake Berthot at Betty Cuningham.
- Magazine article from: Art in America Fyfe, Joe September 1, 2006 700+ words
...onto the surface, slowly building a considerably rich effulgence. By the latter part of the 1990s Berthot had moved from New York, where he lived and worked for 40 years, to the Catskills, and had begun painting landscapes. This first show of sizable...
- Cuningham Group Architecture P.A. Redesigns Buffets Inc. Restaurants for...
- Press release article from: Business Wire April 22, 2009 700+ words
MINNEAPOLIS -- Cuningham Group Architecture, P.A., a leader...advanced cooking and serving concepts. Cuningham Group Principal David Solner, AIA...has restaurants in 41 states. Among Cuningham Group's strategic enhancements for...
- Cuningham Group.(Brent Thompson)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal March 15, 2004 700+ words
Cuningham Group promoted Brent Thompson to associate. Before joining Cuningham, Thompson was director of design at Studio Avante in Pasadena.
