then a colleague at Rutgers
Essays by art historian and collector Bob Rubin
This poster featuring Marie-Thérèse accoudée (1939) was produced in 2011
combining the tennis courts with imagery of domestic and studio views
It is the first time that their work has been exhibited together—that the painterly dialogue between the fascinated mature male artist and the self-possessed young female artist can be retraced and explored
Jordan Wolfson Urban Art Projects then a colleague at RutgersThis book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Jordan Wolfson at Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria, which spanned four floors of the museum in 2022. Working in sculpture, installation, photography, video, animation, performance, and other mediums, Wolfson draws on sources including video games, online videos, comic strips, and facial recognition software to interrogate the conditions of art and technology. The enigmatic and uncomfortable scenarios