By Tim Hadfield
“Lucian Freud: Self-portraits,”is an Anglo-American curatorial project between the Royal Academy of Art, in London, and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. The exhibition features drawings, paintings and etchings from the artist’s late teens and every subsequent decade of his life. The Royal Academy exhibition ran for four months into early 2020, [...]
Tim Hadfield is a British artist, curator and writer who is a professor of media arts at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, where he was the founding head of the department. He has exhibited widely in the United States and Europe. Hadfield has lectured at many renowned institutions, including Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Savannah [...]
Stephen Friedman Gallery - London UK
“You don’t need no ticket, you just get on board.”
- Curtis Mayfield
By Tim Hadfield
Deborah Roberts has been quietly building a solid reputation in the United States in recent years, confirmed by purchases for major museum collections, including the Whitney, Brooklyn and L.A. [...]
Toledo Museum of Art - Toledo, Ohio
By Tim Hadfield
The Toledo Museum of Art is folded away with those other eminent museums in the formerly storied cities of Detroit, Cleveland, Erie and Buffalo–a string of gems thrown south around the neck of Lake Erie.
Advance publicity for British artist Rebecca Louise Law’s installation in [...]
By Tim Hadfield
Originally from Beijing, China, where she studied undergraduate theater design, Su Su came to Pittsburgh for her graduate degree at Carnegie Mellon University in 2011. When her MFA program here enabled her to return to her first love of painting, she grasped the opportunity and never looked back.
This [...]
Museum of Contemporary Art - Cleveland
By Tim Hadfield
Hauntingly beautiful, Do Ho Suh’s installation and exhibition at MOCA Cleveland indelibly fixes itself into collective memory. This show, comprised of diverse works addressing the meaning of home, habitation, relocation and identity engages the peripatetic life of the artist.
Having originally moved to the United States from [...]
