Simplifying contemporary art galleries in New York City

off the charts

Uptown: Braque & Calder

I spent last weekend jumping around to a few dozen Midtown & Upper East Side galleries. Two exhibitions were way ahead of the pack and certainly worth the trip.
Uptown galleries have a totally different feel than Chelsea or the Lower East Side but the same rules apply – find the address and let yourself in (some galleries uptown have security or lobby attendants – just tell them where you’re going and they’ll help you out).

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Off the Charts: Soho

This weekend I spent some time in Soho. Because it's not a neighborhood currently featured on the site, I wanted to point out a few shows.

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Off the Chart(s)


One of the goals of this website is simplification. The art scene in NYC (like most other “scenes” here) is complex and overwhelming…. To cover it all is impossible, not only logistically, but at some point a website becomes un-navigate-able.   One downside is that I occasionally see shows outside of Chelsea and the Lower East Side that I'd really like to talk about.   For those who read my blog – I’ll start writing them here in a new category I will call “Off the Chart(s)”.

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Back from the Biennale

Bad planning on my part.  Next year I'm making sure that my trip to Italy isn't the day after "opening weekend" in New York.

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Storm King

TTP will open in September with not one, but THREE "compare charts" - for Chelsea, the LES, and for all the museums.  Like the old chart it will include my recomendations stacked against the recommendations of other publications.  We're currently fine tuning the new system which will automatically update based on my database of information and viewing notes.

I took a break last weekend and headed up to Storm King Art Center, an inspiring and exhausting day at the 500 acre sculpture park. Here is one of my favorites.

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