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To take stock of the past year, Artforum asked an international group of artists to select a single exhibition or event that most memorably caught their attention in 2022.TIONA NEKKIA McCLODDENRhea Dillon (Gladstone Gallery, New York) I avoid openings. The neglect of the art that can occur is too painful. Yet there I was, staring at this object leaning tenderly against the wall, its wood grain perfectly exposed. African mahogany. A drawer. A frame. The spade with “hearts.” The work has such an intellectual and formal elegance that it quieted the entire room. Through Dillon’s stealth us...

The Old Governor's Mansion is a must-see when you're in Baton Rouge. The house is said to be modeled after the White House and features Corinthian columns.

My journey to the Sustainable Rose Garden Folksinger is a Griffith Buck Rose. For the Recorder/Pat Leuchtman Brother Cadfael is a David Austin Rose. For the Recorder/Pat Leuchtman Zadie is a Kordes rose. Thomas Affleck rose was bred at Antique Rose Emporium in Texas. For the Recorder/Pat Leuchtman Oso Easy Paprika is one of the popular landscape roses. For the Recorder/Pat Leuchtman Published: 6/20/2020 5:00:24 AM Modified: 6/20/2020 5:00:12 AM The only roses I remember encountering as a child was a prickery rose bush near my grandparent’s house in Vermont. It did not hold much interest fo...

are actually boy on the left-hand side or he also changes the color of the garment on others or in other cases he drops the child, sort of min turizes her and drops her on to the lap of her mother. what he's really done is developed a formula. these are formulaic images which all have similar shape, similar decorative designs. he has these -- they're formulas. it's a repetition which allows him to work efficiently. and i think it's really quite striking. the girls all sit with their arms crossing their bodies die oggenaly and a kind looking dog at their feet. it really stands out. wh...

westminster, the beginning and end of this century-long study that i've completed. when i was visiting the benington museum a few summers ago i not only made the acquaintance of james wilson, first american commercial globemaker but i discovered the unique power of objects to tell a story that's not available to us from the textural record. to be honest, i had come to the museum really -- although i said i came to look at objects i came to look at the cure torial files, looking at text, which i was much more comfortable with. an exhibit on vermont furniture in the early republic. but...