Articles by Catherine Wagley
Looking at Los Angeles
Mel Bochner’s Burnt Tongue
Looking at Los Angeles
Mel Bochner’s Burnt Tongue
Los Angeles galleries are brimming with minimal, kind-of-conceptual abstraction at the moment — Paul Davis’s successions of hinges and wood and Joe Fyfe’s felt and muslin Motherwell spin-offs at ACME; …
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking At Los Angeles: Against The Deluge
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking At Los Angeles: Against The Deluge
Looking back before moving forward is such an endearing habit—like brushing your teeth before breakfast—that it’s hard to resent the sweeping, often grandiloquent judgments that accompany the end of each …
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking at Los Angeles: Berlin Wall Falls in L.A.
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking at Los Angeles: Berlin Wall Falls in L.A.
Tuesday night, former U.S. Ambassador Richard Barkley called East Berlin a “profoundly boring place,” drab and depressing compared to other places he’d been. His callous observation loosely framed a panel …
Looking at Los Angeles
Mel Bochner’s Burnt Tongue
Looking at Los Angeles
Mel Bochner’s Burnt Tongue
Los Angeles galleries are brimming with minimal, kind-of-conceptual abstraction at the moment — Paul Davis’s successions of hinges and wood and Joe Fyfe’s felt and muslin Motherwell spin-offs at ACME; …
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking At Los Angeles: Against The Deluge
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking At Los Angeles: Against The Deluge
Looking back before moving forward is such an endearing habit—like brushing your teeth before breakfast—that it’s hard to resent the sweeping, often grandiloquent judgments that accompany the end of each …
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking at Los Angeles: Berlin Wall Falls in L.A.
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking at Los Angeles: Berlin Wall Falls in L.A.
Tuesday night, former U.S. Ambassador Richard Barkley called East Berlin a “profoundly boring place,” drab and depressing compared to other places he’d been. His callous observation loosely framed a panel …
