DAVID HIROSHI JAGER
Mr. Jager is an arts and culture writer. He received his doctorate in…
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A Fantasist First and Foremost, Maxfield Parrish’s Retrospective at a Palm Beach Mansion Is Aptly Timed for America’s New Golden Age
The painter thrived due to his aspirational classicism, a hazily reconstructed, quasi-historical Hellenism strained through the sensibility of Cecil B. DeMille.
Morandi’s Search for Radiant Presence in the Simplest Objects Illuminates a Career-Spanning Exhibition at David Zwirner
A painter of still lifes of such exquisite refinement and subtle palette that to look at them too quickly is to miss them.
Exploring Painting’s Latest Renaissance as Art Basel Miami Beach Returns After a Rocky Year
The results are interesting, when they aren’t too clever by half.
‘Orphism in Paris,’ Now at the Guggenheim, Reflects the Energy and Optimism of the ‘Movement Between Movements’
Guillaume Apollinaire named the body of work devoted to delicate innovations in abstracted form, and especially color, after the legendary figure of Greek mythology, Orpheus.
Monumental Work by Richard Serra, the Poet Laureate of Brutalism, Commands the Space at Zwirner
Richard Serra is a challenging sculptor, but he is also one that cannot be ignored.
In Ai Weiwei’s Newest Work, Political Dissent and Art History Intertwine
The artist’s knack for cheeky, subversive, and frankly ingenious conceptual projects, as well as the suffering he has endured for his activism, has catapulted him to international renown.
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