KATE GROOBEY:
I'm Made of Milk

By Alfred Mac Adam

DEC 17-JAN 18 | ArtSeen

Kate Groobey has rehabilitated the zany. Not that she is personally zany or that her wonderful large-scale paintings are zany, but that she has brought back to artistic life the zany, the clown, the zanni or Gianni or Giovanni of the Commedia dell'Arte.

Neon in Daylight:
HERMIONE HOBY with David Burr Gerrard

FEB 2018 | Books

In December, I met Hermione Hoby to discuss her debut novel at Milk and Roses, a book-lined Greenpoint café that is the sort of place aspiring artists and intellectuals move to New York with dreams of finding and that usually does not last much longer than does a blazing revelation. (Though let us hope the gods of real estate spare Milk and Roses.)

Pope.L: The Escape

By Elliot J. Reichert

DEC 18-JAN 19 | ArtSeen

“I ask no favors if the play is unreadable!” declares a thin young man standing atop a milk crate at the corner of a fluorescent-lit corridor. He sports a frizzy green hairpiece with a bald rubber forehead and a white doctor’s coat.