O'Toole-Ewald Art Associates, Inc.

10/03/2022

10/03/2022

09/13/2021

The vastness of Javits Center’s hall made viewing a walking pleasure, but the viewing was incredibly uneven. New galleries, new artists, new viewpoints bringing explosions of colors to the pre-pandemic establishment, who, for the most part, weren’t much present. Some fun in seeing old friends – when I could recognize them under their masks. Didn’t see much buying going on during early hours.

09/13/2021

Lest you forget: Certainly a site for innovative and revealing exhibitions is always available on a visit to the Morgan Library. One recent visit brought exhibitions of early work by Shazia Sikander, new print acquisitions that included work by Martin Puryear, Eva Hesse and Stanley Whitney, a Renaissance bookbinding display of exquisite beauty and a chamber music ensemble in the courtyard- and that didn’t even include a visit to the main house museum. There’s never a need to be eye-deprived in New York.

08/19/2021

Part Five of the Women Artists Series - https://mailchi.mp/otoole-ewald/part-three-of-the-women-artists-series-5379186

08/09/2021

A visit to in early August opened the door to both new art and old friends.

07/29/2021

Part Four of the Women Artists Series - Orsola Maddalena Caccia - https://mailchi.mp/otoole-ewald/part-three-of-the-women-artists-series-5376630

07/29/2021

On July 30th begins bidding on, well…..easier to show it than say it….cans of human waste. But not just that, it’s human offerings. Ugh, you say? But it’s an NFT auction, so that sort of cleans it up by sending into space. Or so I’d like to imagine.

07/14/2021

The extraordinary Louise Bourgeois exhibition at explores and reveals the secret emotional life of the famous artist through her diary excerpts. It rips apart previous conceptions of her mental processes.

06/07/2021

Let’s take a stroll through the second part of Asia Society Triennial, We Do Not Dream Alone exhibition. After viewing the first part back in February, we were looking forward experiencing the second part of this show.

05/11/2021

Saturday viewing at Gagosian, Christie’s and Bonham’s, and Sunday afternoon at Sotheby’s – as if everyone waiting for May auction results to let us know where we are in the art world today. Can see the dimming of super big names just a few years ago. And that’s the way it generally go, waiting for the next rush of super stars.