Peter Alexander, Green Wedge, 1969Walking around Chelsea last week,
one could see at least 3 museums shows in as many galleries.
at David Zwirner, a fantastic exhibition of 60's California Minimalism
with works I'd never seen before, like Craig Kaufmann's Untitled (sic)
seminal pieces by James Turrell
in spaces that totally blur the line between museum and commercial gallery
at Gladstone, never seen so many of Alighiero e Boetti's maps in a single room
even though the over-precious guard did not really allow for photos
meanwhile uptown at Hauser & Wirth, Ida Applebroog
follows equally museum level exhibitions of Alan Kaprow and Paul McCarthy
one could see at least 3 museums shows in as many galleries.
at David Zwirner, a fantastic exhibition of 60's California Minimalism
with works I'd never seen before, like Craig Kaufmann's Untitled (sic)
seminal pieces by James Turrell
in spaces that totally blur the line between museum and commercial gallery
at Gladstone, never seen so many of Alighiero e Boetti's maps in a single room
even though the over-precious guard did not really allow for photos
meanwhile uptown at Hauser & Wirth, Ida Applebroogfollows equally museum level exhibitions of Alan Kaprow and Paul McCarthy
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