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by Judd Tully

Lucian Freud at Brooke Alexander Gallery What kind of artist would the grandson of Sigmund Freud turn out to be? Read more…

Herman Cherry - A Retrospective
by Judd Tully

Herman Cherry is a survivor of that moment in American art when New York lifted the art mantle from Paris. Read more…

The Washington Post
by Judd Tully

Pablo Picasso’s haunting double portrait in watercolor, “Acrobat and Young Harlequin,” sold at Christie’s London showroom last night for a Read more…

The Washington Post
by Judd Tully

Fueled by heavy Japanese – and European bidding, an auction of impressionist and modern artworks at Christie’s Tuesday night racked Read more…

New Art Examiner
by Judd Tully

Trial kindles sexual politics in New York’s art world “My wife is an artist, and I’m an artist and we Read more…

American Artist
by Judd Tully

A man of extraordinary insight, talent, and commitment, Benny Andrews rose above prejudice to establish a distinguished career as an Read more…

The Washington Post
by Judd Tully

Andy Warhol’s oversize pop images of Campbell soup cans, Brillo boxes, and Marilyn and Mao in flaming red lipstick spark Read more…

New York Studio School
by Judd Tully

In March of 1988, Judd Tully curated an exhibition at the New York Studio School which brought together artists of Read more…

Hunt Slonem - Baroque Beatitudes
by Judd Tully

It is hard to imagine a New York painter with a studio on the Bowery — a place where human Read more…

New York Studio School
by Judd Tully

“The Third Meeting of the sculptors group was held at Abram Schlemowitz’s studio, 139 West 22nd St., on Thursday. April Read more…