Guston

Philip Guston: Painter, 1957 – 1967, which opened in Chelsea at Hauser & Wirth last week, offers a rare, comprehensive peek into one decade in an artist's process and career. Curator Paul Schimmel has organized an exhibition of 36 paintings and 53 ...

My first reaction to the exhibition Philip Guston: Painter, 1957-1967 at Hauser & Wirth's enormous Chelsea space was that it was all too much — thirty-six paintings, many measuring more than seven feet across, and forty-eight drawings in a 3 x 16 grid ...

American artist Philip Guston – while perhaps not a household name like his New York School contemporary and onetime high school classmate Jackson Pollock – embodied many of the conflicts and contradictions inherent in 20th century modern art.

For its booth at Frieze New York (Booth B7), Hauser & Wirth is pleased to present 'Philip Guston, Roni Horn, and Paul McCarthy', spotlighting the achievements of three masters of American art whose ideas and influence continue to shape the work of ...

Roughly eight months after taking over representation of the Philip Guston estate, mega-gallery Hauser & Wirth has opened a huge new show of the artist's work at its cavernous space in Chelsea. "Philip Guston: Painter 1957—1967," opened April 26 and ...

Before Philip Guston made the breakthrough to painting the cartoonish figures that made him such an influence on the artists who followed, he went through what is often referred to as his "transition period," to the curator Paul Schimmel's chagrin ...