Interview with Harvey Quaytman
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art
August 1, 1997 by Judd Tully

This interview is from the brochure for the exhibition Harvey Quaytman, New Works September 25-November 2, 1997 at the ICA Read more…

At the Auctions
The Washington Post
May 13, 1997 by Judd Tully

A rich trove of impressionist and other 19th century works of art, acquired mostly after World War II by Wall Read more…

John Rewald: Cézanne Scholar Extraordinaire
France
March 21, 1996 by Judd Tully

With the publication later this year of The Paintings of Paul Cézanne. A Catalogue Raisonne by John Rewald (1912-1994), the Read more…

The Genius from Aix: Cézanne
France
March 21, 1996 by Judd Tully

When Arnbroise Vollard, the upstart Parisian art dealer, mounted a daring show of Paul Cézanne’s work at his tiny shop Read more…

Audrey Ushenko – Reconsidering Realism
Audrey Ushenko Recent Works 1995-1996
January 1, 1996 by Judd Tully

“Self-Exploration has had its day-I’d rather contemplate reality” -Audrey Ushenko The new figure/landscape/still life paintings by the Indiana-based painter Audrey Read more…

Treasures on the Block
The Washington Post
November 7, 1995 by Judd Tully

Fed by a trove of art-rich estates, Christie’s and Sotheby’s start the auction season stuffed with high-priced offerings. Over the Read more…

Test Time for Art Market
The Washington Post
November 1, 1994 by Judd Tully

Andy Warhol’s “Shot Red Marilyn” goes on the block with a presale estimate of $2.5 million to $3 million Warhol’s Read more…

Mega Reliefs from a Minimal Maximalist – Frank Stella at Knoedler Fine Arts in October
Cover
October 1, 1994 by Judd Tully

With the stub of an unlit cigar in hand, Frank Stella is pacing back and forth in his mammoth studio Read more…

Monumental Maximalst – Frank Stella
Mandarin Oriental
December 17, 1993 by Judd Tully

Frank Stella is the only living American artist to have been honored with two retrospectives at New York’s Museum of Read more…

De Kooning at 90: Troubled Times
Art and Auction Magazine
November 28, 1993 by Judd Tully

As America prepares to celebrate its greatest living artist, the debate over his late work —and whether the artist is Read more…