From the Archives: Ron Gorchov at Vito Schnabel
Painter Ron Gorchov died on August 18, at age ninety. In celebration of his work, we are sharing this review of Gorchov's 2005 solo show at Vito Schnabel.
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This exhibition of 14 welded-metal sculptures, reflecting Melvin Edwards’s work over the last four decades, contained many pieces not previously exhibited or not shown for quite some time. The earli…
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