Lynn Maliszewski

Lynn Maliszewski is a writer and editor living in Brooklyn, NY.

Carol Szymanski’s most recent Cibachrome prints float in their white frames, matted on white, looking sanctimonious as ever.
Installation image of Carol Szymanski: Pareidolia. Courtesy of TOTAH Gallery, New York.
Exhibition making is far from rocket science, yet books, master’s programs, and magazines suggest a genius in curation. GDA1–anonymous, the current exhibition at Envoy Enterprises, exemplifies the pitfalls of the craft’s recent glorification.
Courtesy of Envoy Enterprises.
No smoke, no mirrors, just you and the canvas. Contemporary abstract painting, the sexiest of which is being called Casualism, considers imperfection a lynchpin.
Fred Gutzeit, "KKsig5," 2014. Acrylic on panel, 11 × 8 ̋.
The interpretation of “a system” versus “the system” is polarized, depending on context—a flaw in communication that implies discrepancies within language. Is no structure sacred?
Charles Gaines, "Shadows II, Set 1," 1980. From the Shadows series, 1978 – 80. Photographs, ink on paper, Four parts: 20 × 16 ̋ each; 24 1/2 × 72 ̋ (overall framed). Private collection. Courtesy Kent Fine Art, New York.

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