Selected Press

New York Magazine

Jerry Saltz

7 April 2025

The Wary Gaze of Amy Sherald

‘[...] Sherald has said, 'I had a career before Michelle Obama.' This is more than evident in her new mid-career survey at the Whitney, 'American Sublime,' an experience in having your breath taken away.’

© Amy Sherald. Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. Photograph by Joseph Hyde

NZZ

Roman Bucheli

4 April 2025

Roman Signer

‘I knew that I was a maverick in art, I stood against the current.’

Ausstellungsansicht / Installation view / Vue d‘installation Kunsthaus Zürich, 2025 Photo: Franca Candrian, Kunsthaus Zürich Werke / Works / Œuvre: © Roman Signer

TIME

Belinda Luscombe

31 March 2025

Rashid Johnson and the Fine Art of Anxiety

‘He has a level of patience; he allows things to come to him.’

Portrait of Rashid Johnson. © Rashid Johnson. Photo: Joshua Woods

Tages Anzeiger

Andreas Tobler

30 March 2025

The police have taken away his explosives, but he continues

‘Roman sees things that we don't see. Roman Signer recognizes the potential for art in the everyday.’

Portrait Roman Signer Photo: Stefan Rohner

Le Monde

Emmanuelle Jardonnet

29 March 2025

Gallery selection: Frank Bowling at Hauser & Wirth

'The atmospheric abstraction readily evokes landscapes: glowing suns, lush nature, or liquid horizons.'

'Back to Snail' (2000), by Frank Bowling. © Frank Bowling. Photo: Alex Delfanne

The New York Times

Holland Cotter

27 March 2025

Jazzed About Abstraction: Jack Whitten’s Show Is a Peak MoMA Moment

‘So what, exactly, do you have here?...An art whose messages are historical, mystical, personal, by a radically inventive artist who ranks right at the top of abstraction’s pantheon, as will become clear in the exhibition ahead.’

Jack Whitten The Messenger (For Art Blakey) 1990 Acrylic on canvas 147.3 x 132 cm / 58 x 52 in

Harper's Bazaar

Stephen Mooallen

20 March 2025

Lorna Simpson Is Living in the Moment

‘Lorna Simpson has turned her love of rocks into exquisite,12-foot-tall paintings that are eerie, intoxicating and formidable. It’s been a tectonic shift.’