By Martha Schwendener
Excerpt:
Modern Masters
Deeper inside the fair, Di Donna has one of the most notable and noticeable booths. Painted a deep blue and entered through a small arcade, the presentation is a continuation of their current gallery show, “Moon Dancers: Yup’ik Masks and the Surrealists.” On display here is a canvas painted by Francis Picabia in 1946 depicting a crude postwar monster, alongside works by Ernst, Yves Tanguy and Miró, paired with oddly simpatico masks from the central coast of Alaska.
The New York Times
Lessons in Modernism at the Tefaf Fair
May 3, 2018
