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Richard Lacayo
Recent Articles
A Museum Embraces the Triumph and Struggle of Black America
Any history museum is a storytelling machine. But the newest one in Washington, D.C., starts telling its story before you even enter. The very silhouette of the National Museum of African American History and Culture...
By Richard Lacayo
September 22, 2016
Art
KERRY JAMES MARSHALL In works invested with a kind of madcap virtuosity, Marshall, 60, brings African-American lives vividly into the discourses of art history. One of the many things that make his paintings so smart...
By Richard Lacayo
September 12, 2016
New Survey Brings Women Into the Action of Abstract Expressionism
In the late 1940s and early '50s, when Abstract Expressionism first erupted, life wasn't easy for those who adopted it as their practice. Red-baiting Congress members denounced it as a communist plot. Wary museums refused...
By Richard Lacayo
June 23, 2016
I Left My Art In San Francisco
A stunning new expansion by SFMOMA has transformed the City by the Bay into a premier destination for art
By Richard Lacayo
May 19, 2016
The Old-Master Met Fills its Modern Satellite With Works in Progress
The Met Breuer opens in the former Whitney building
By Richard Lacayo
March 17, 2016
A Survey Shows How Frank Stella Knocked Abstraction Flat, Then Sent It Flying
It goes without saying that at the age of 79, Frank Stella is one of the greatest living American painters. He's also one of art's great apostates, a man who abandoned a faith he helped...
By Richard Lacayo
October 29, 2015
Review: Rembrandt and Vermeer at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston
A show of Dutch masters shines light on the ordinary
By Richard Lacayo
October 15, 2015
Los Angeles Becomes 'Broad' City
A billionaire art lover has turned an L.A. street into an outgrowth of his passion for collecting, building and meddling
By Richard Lacayo
October 1, 2015
Tennis Balls and Trash Give Pablo Picasso Another Dimension
The master’s sculptures arrive at MoMA
By Richard Lacayo
September 17, 2015
The Best of Fall Art
From Dutch treats and far-flung Pop to Picasso in 3-D
By Richard Lacayo
August 27, 2015
Review: Gustave Caillebotte at the National Gallery
A new view of a wide-angle Impressionist
By Richard Lacayo
July 16, 2015
Welcome to the Whitney’s New Home
A famous architect takes the museum downtown
By Richard Lacayo
May 7, 2015
An Appreciation: The Endlessly Curious Richard Corliss
"He loved movies, but he loved them knowledgeably, judiciously, scrupulously"
By Richard Lacayo
April 24, 2015
MoMA’s Talking Pictures
Images give voice to the Great Migration
By Richard Lacayo
April 9, 2015
Kehinde Wiley’s Royal Treatment
The artist does a street-chic update of the Old Masters
By Richard Lacayo
February 26, 2015
Review: Richard Ford’s Frank Talk
A writer revisits his favorite character in
Let Me Be Frank With You
By Richard Lacayo
November 13, 2014
Keith Haring’s Cartoons of Calamity
The artist’s social conscience comes into focus in a new exhibit
By Richard Lacayo
November 13, 2014
Matisse’s Great Paper Chase
At MoMA, a dazzling display of the ‘cut-outs’
By Richard Lacayo
October 23, 2014
The Parisian Sex Toy Christmas Tree Is the Latest Great Art Scandal
The American artist Paul McCarthy gets some Frenchmen aroused
By Richard Lacayo
October 20, 2014
Goya: The Alfred Hitchcock of Painting
No other artist put himself into his own dark pictures so much
By Richard Lacayo
October 16, 2014
Henri Matisse Cuts Loose
In old age, French master made some of his most vibrant work, the cut-paper collages coming to Manhattan
By Richard Lacayo
August 28, 2014
Jeff Koons' Really Big Show
The artist is closing in on 60 and opening the biggest exhibit of his life
By Richard Lacayo
June 26, 2014
Filling the Pantheon With Selfies
French photographer JR takes his street art to one of the world’s most historic monuments
By Richard Lacayo
June 12, 2014
Remains of the Day
At the 9/11 museum, history is preserved in memories and debris
By Richard Lacayo
May 15, 2014
Southern Art's Harlem Renaissance
Fear, whimsy and sex link images of the old, weird South
By Richard Lacayo
April 17, 2014
5 Best Works at the Whitney Biennial
Among a series of disappointments, a few gems shine through
By Richard Lacayo
March 20, 2014
The Making of the One World Trade Center Panorama
Bruce Springsteen got it right when he called his magnificent album of post-9/11 songs The Rising. The title track acknowledges the heartbreaking strangeness of the empty sky above lower Manhattan after the Twin Towers fell....
By Richard Lacayo
March 6, 2014
The Guggenheim Goes Back to the Futurists
The Italian arts movement makes for an indispensable new show
By Richard Lacayo
February 27, 2014
Picasso Pal's New Vision
George Braque un-peels reputation as Cubism's second banana
By Richard Lacayo
February 13, 2014
Going Up ... and Up: When Height Is All That Matters
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Adrian D. Smith, a well-known architect in the Chicago office of Skidmore Owings & Merrill, was in a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. The New York City developer...
By Richard Lacayo
December 20, 2004
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