by Tatsiana Zhurauliova
“Laura Owens & Vincent van Gogh” is simultaneously sparse and visually overwhelming. The exhibition occupies a dozen rooms on two floors, yet it features only seven paintings by van Gogh, on loan from collections and museums around the world, and only a handful of painterly works by Owens. The relatively small selection of objects is offset by a riot of color and textures that is Owens’ design for the galleries. Read more
