“De Kooning: A Retrospective,” at the Museum of Modern Art, is the most piercing, inexhaustible and relentlessly intense full-on career survey I have ever seen in this country. It could only be better ...

I got up early Saturday morning to go to MoMA to catch the members-only viewing (a perk for members that lets you see a show when there aren’t so many people around) of the Willem de Kooning ...

This is the first major de Kooning retrospective since the artist’s death in 1997, the first big show to span de Kooning’s entire career, the first time since MoMA’s 2004 redesign that a whole floor ...

Until the newest iteration of Bravo's "Work of Art" reality show returns in October (no need to attend any actual gallery exhibitions during that month), the lovably conformist world of art shall be ...

The great myth about the painter Willem de Kooning is that he arrived like a comet in the 1940s and tailed off soon after, said Jerry Saltz in New York. During the few short years that the Dutch-born ...

Willem de Kooning couldn’t have been more clear about what he thought of retrospectives, despite his reluctant agreement to a mid-career survey in the late 1960s: “They treat the artist like a sausage ...

"Rider (Untitled-VII)" (1985) by Willem de Kooning. (Photo: Museum of Modern Art) It sounds terrible but I really didn’t like the de Kooning show. Perhaps one shouldn’t admit to such a thing in public ...

The Willem de Kooning Foundation will display 10 of the artist's paintings later this year to raise money for research and scholarships, having decided to sell the paintings in what The New York Times ...

The Landmarks Preservation Commission has approved a proposal to landmark the twin Civil War-era cast-iron buildings at 827-831 Broadway, the former studio to artists Willem and Elaine de Kooning. In ...

BASEL, Switzerland — Fifty-five years ago, the exhibition The New American Painting arrived at the Kunsthalle Basel. It was the first stop on a yearlong tour that touted the work of seventeen Abstract ...