Verdant Voices: The Women of Green Writers Press

By Emma Irving

MAR 2019 | Books

When Dede Cummings founded Green Writers Press (GWP) in April 2014, she sought to use her twenty-five plus years of publishing experience to do something about the growing climate crisis.

Cutting Edge: New Stories of Mystery and Crime by Women Writers

By Yvonne C. Garrett

FEB 2020 | Books

Cutting Edge: New Stories of Mystery and Crime By Women Writers is a patriarchy-challenging collection of noir by women. Not all of these tales are told from a woman’s perspective, nor are they all presenting a feminist perspective, but most are wonderfully wrought, chilling tales of revenge, redemption, the evil that men do, and just what these women do about it.

Hernan Bas: Developing TiME LiFE

By Charlotte Kent

MAY 2020 | ArtSeen

Amidst the rise of online viewing rooms for shows we might not otherwise see, Lehmann Maupin made the decision to provide us backgrounds to shows we have. In Developing TiME LiFE, the gallery presents studies (available for sale) as well as information from Hernan Bas about the process for his most recent fall 2019 show.

John Giorno: The Life and Death of a Poet

By Penny Arcade

DEC 19-JAN 20 | In Memoriam

On October 11th 2019 the pioneering poet, painter and artistic entrepreneur left his body at 222 Bowery, the Queen Anne Romanesque Revival style building built in 1880 as the first YMCA in New York. Giorno lived there since 1962, spread out over three lofts in this building, which was once honeycombed with the studios of countless artists including Mark Rothko and Fernand Léger