No W here: Alice Hope, Bastienne Schmidt, Toni Ross

By Amanda Gluibizzi

JUL-AUG 2021 | ArtSeen

As they were planning their joint exhibition at Ricco/Maresca, Alice Hope, Bastienne Schmidt, and Toni Ross agreed to choose an evocative object from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that would serve as an organizing principle for each artist’s portion of the show. To their surprise, all of them chose the same piece.

Against Hope

By Jenny Kendler

JUNE 2019 | Critics Page

To let go of hope is to face up to the fact that we’re not going to make it through this gauntlet without incurring terrible wounds.

Hope Gangloff

By Kathleen Hefty

NOV 2019 | ArtSeen

Landscape painting isn’t typically thought of as seductive or radical, but that isn’t the case with Hope Gangloff’s eponymous exhibition at Susan Inglett Gallery. Gangloff’s uncanny use of color and suggestive line work sets a mood that is both alluring and enticing.

Tragic Strip

By Tom Motley

MAY 2019 | Fiction

Tom Motley is a cartoonist, illustrator, and educator. His publications include Tragic Strip (a monthly strip in the Brooklyn Rail), The Golden Ass, The One Marvelous Thing, and contributions to the indie anthology Cartozia Tales. He teaches cartooning at the School of Visual Arts and illustration at Pratt.