Reading Room/7 — Art Gallery
William Anthony’s
drawings have been commissioned for Artforum,
The Paris Review, Parnassus, and by Andy Warhol for
his magazine Interviews. His work is represented in
the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Whitney Museum of American Art and many other museums. He is
the author of War
is Swell and Bill Anthony’s Greatest
Hits.
David Newman lives and works
in San Francisco. The chief subjects for his roving eye are the
grand and forbidding city landscape of San Francisco and some
of the hard-pressed, overlooked people who struggle in it. In
his way, he is a successor to the legacy of Saul Steinberg, and
another artist he honors in his canvasses is Philip Guston.
Lorraine Shemesh’s solo
exhibitions have been presented at the Butler Institute of American
Art, in Ohio, the Stone Gallery, New York City, the Alpha Gallery,
Boston, and at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work is
in many public collections, including the Museum of the City
of New York, the National Academy Museum, New York City, and
the Staempfli Gallery, New York City.
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