Contemporary Art and Culture
The Hessel Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College has mounted a lavish retrospective on the work of artist and art dealer Betty Parsons. The first such exhibit in 25 years, it covers her career from beginning to end.
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Bing Lu’s solo exhibition, “what remains after the image,” at Gallery 60 NYC is an endeavor of multifaceted inquiries concerning the nature of photography and image production, abstraction, and the artist’s own personal life. Featuring 13 photographic works that utilize digital collaging and color manipulation techniques, the exhibition is an exercise in experimental spirit for Lu to continually push the boundaries and investigate the abstract and experimental language of photography.
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