Tag Archives: Bob Nickas

Cave Painting at Gresham’s Ghost

Alice’s descent down the rabbit hole came to mind as I stepped onto the basement stairs and a gold emblem caught my eye, like a promising flash of tail. Spray painted on the wall above me was the image of a grasshopper, the moniker of Gresham’s Ghost, the nomadic gallery that is hiding for the [...]

Cave Painting at Gresham’s Ghost

Tomorrow night, the pop-up gallery Gresham’s Ghost will be having an opening reception for Cave Painting, a new show organized by curator and critic Bob Nickas.  Visit their website for more information.

A Companion Painting: Nickas on Nickas

In an interview with independent art writer, curator and index Magazine founder Bob Nickas, Neo-Victorian time traveler David McDermott pictured himself and collaborator Peter McGough as “decorative oddities” — not so much accepted as tolerated in the art world of the 1980s. McDermott’s description said something about Nickas himself, whose admitted attraction to periphery genius [...]