Press Highlights | Thomas Brown Communications

A selection of client press is below.

The New York Times
An Artist’s Work Finds a Lasting Home
By Alix Strauss
The New York Times
A Wave of Exhibits That Appeal to Visitors’ Noses
By Lauren Gallow
The New York Times
How Uta Barth’s Art Illuminates
By Arthur Lubow
The New York Times
The Venice Biennale and the Art of Turning Backward
By Jason Farago
The New York Times
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, the U.N. Hears of a Little-Known Killing Field
By Ralph Blumenthal
The Wall Street Journal
‘Kimsooja: Meta-Painting’ Review: Brilliance in Many Forms
By Brian P. Kelly
BBC
Tomás Saraceno: The man rethinking how we live on Earth
Video by Madeline Johnson
BBC
Sigur Rós star Jónsi showcases volcano exhibit in New York
Produced & Edited by Bill McKenna

Camera by Stephen Greaves
BBC
Frank Stella: 'Competing with mother nature is tough'
Video produced by Bill McKenna and shot by Henry Morton. Index photo provided by the Ranch. Photos: Frank Stella / DACS, London / ARS, New York.
The New Yorker
The Dead Rise at the Venice Biennale
By Jackson Arn
W Magazine
Artist Tomás Saraceno Sees the World Through a Spider’s Lens
By Michael Beckert
W Magazine
An Art Lover’s Guide to Arles, France
By Arthur Lubow
Architectural Digest
Sherrill Roland’s Powerful Work Documents the Journey From Incarceration to Artistry
By Abigail Glasgow
The Guardian
‘I have a responsibility to speak about it’: a wrongfully imprisoned artist making art from his ordeal
By David Smith
The Washington Post
This photographer salvaged a disaster and made something exquisite from it
By Kenneth Dickerman
The Los Angeles Times
A wrongful conviction leads to deeply personal art about the ‘broken criminal justice system’
By Deborah Vankin
The Los Angeles Times
For artist Uta Barth, learning to photograph is a way of learning to see
By Leah Ollman
The Boston Globe
At MassArt, a painter’s feminist homage and a DJ’s sonic installation invite the public in
By Cate McQuaid
The Boston Globe
Karen Frostig’s ‘Locker of Memory’ reclaims lost Holocaust history
By Cate McQuaid
Interview Magazine
Sedrick Chisom Shows Kara Walker His Apocalyptic Vision
By Kara Walker
Interview Magazine
Meet Rachel Stern, the Photographer Reinterpreting Oscar Wilde’s Salome
By Eleanor Veitch
Wallpaper* Magazine
At Lee Ufan Arles, tension and calm guide relationships between space and art
By Amah-Rose Abrams
The New York Review of Books
Kelly Akashi’s Ecology of Craft
By Tausif Noor
The Art Newspaper
Experience the world as a spider in Tomás Saraceno’s new exhibition at The Shed
By Annabel Keenan
Artnet News
From Venetian Fruit Stands to the Tokyo Underground with Yuko Mohri: In this edition of 'Source Material,' the Japanese artist takes us on an intimate tour behind her national pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
By Emily Steer
ARTnews
Sigur Rós Frontman Jónsi Turns a New York Gallery into a Volcanic Transport Station
By Andy Battaglia
ARTnews
Jace Clayton at MassArt Art Museum in Boston
By Rebecca Rose Cuomo
Art in America
Fantasy’s Limitations: Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg at Tanya Bonakdar
By Leah Ollman
Artforum
Uta Barth at The Getty Center
By Kathryn Scanlan
$Artforum, A son’s fractured view of the immigrant experience$

Artforum
A son’s fractured view of the immigrant experience
By Harley Wong
Artforum
Tony Bechara at Lisson Gallery
By Davida Fernández-Barkan
Artforum
Lisa Oppenheim at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
By Wendy Vogel
ArtReview
Analia Saban: Disrupt, Destabilise, Defetishise
By Claudia Ross
The Brooklyn Rail
Anish Kapoor at Lisson Gallery
By Raphy Sarkissian
The Brooklyn Rail
Elaine Cameron-Weir: A WAY OF LIFE
By Hindley Wang
Flaunt Magazine
Tomás Saraceno, Live(s) on Air
By Tayla Grainger
Frieze
Sandra Cinto’s Constellation of Cosmic Skyscapes
By Rebecca Rose Cuomo
Hyperallergic
Ecology From the Perspective of the Marginalized
By Annabel Keenan
Hyperallergic
Slavs and Tatars Look to the Heavens for Knowledge
By AX Mina
Hyperallergic
Tony Bechara Creates Chaos With Grids
By John Yau
Observer
The Scream of Nature: Munch and Reflections on the Anthropocene at The Clark
By Farah Abdessamad
Surface Magazine
Jace Clayton Interweaves Sound, Memory, and Space
By Jesse Dorris
Forbes
SoWa Art + Design District Transforms Boston Neighborhood Into Unrivaled Cultural Enclave
By Natasha Gural
Forbes
Awe-Inspiring, Monumental Joana Vasconcelos Installation Celebrates Pioneering African-American ‘Valkyrie’ At MAAM, Boston’s Only Free Contemporary Art Museum
By Natasha Gural
Forbes
French Artist André-Pierre Arnal Subverts Formal Elements Of Painting, Gives Viewers ‘Glimmer Of Light’
By Natasha Gural
Something Curated
Ernesto Neto On Gravity, Togetherness & The Value Of Indigenous Knowledge
By Keshav Anand
$X-TRA Magazine, Refracting Attention: Olafur Eliasson's Your light spectrum and presence$

X-TRA Magazine
Refracting Attention: Olafur Eliasson's Your light spectrum and presence
By Johanna Drucker