Diane Grguras gives vivid life to her plein-air pastels
The soft, sketchy chalks are more brilliant than oils and perfectly suited to a painterly technique
By David S. Berger
Tags: Art Reviews + Features
Two Italian Masters at Christine Fréchard Gallery
Paintings by Pier Luigi Slis and Laura D'Andrea entrance in very different ways
Vanessa German's sculptures continue to impress in a new show
The work has a Byzantine beauty
A group show at SPACE explores what brings us all together
Public Record is a strong addition to the Pittsburgh Biennial
Breathtakingly Basic at Gallerie Chiz
Susan Middleman's paintings and Stephen Gleasner's sculptures impress
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