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Valentina Di Liscia
"15 Art Shows to See in New York This July."
Hyperallergic
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Blake Gopnik
"What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in July."
The New York Times
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David Rhodes
"Denzil Hurley: To be pained is to have lived through feeling."
The Brooklyn Rail
July/August
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Robert Storr
"Denzil Hurley (1949–2021)."
Artforum
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Tom McGlynn
"Doing What Comes Naturally: Seven Painters in Their Prime."
The Brooklyn Rail
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Emilia Dubicki
"Spring 2019 Highlights."
The Woven Tale Press
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Sue Taylor
"Denzil Hurley."
Art in America
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Blake Gopnik
"Denzil Hurley’s Monochromes-on-a-Stick: Corn-dog Reinhardts?."
Artnet
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Eric Lin
"Hey you! See this show!."
Yale Daily News
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Marc Trujillo
"The Influence of Andrew Forge."
The Huffington Post
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Erin Langner
"‘Black & White & Red All Over’: Denzil Hurley & Robert Storr."
New American Paintings
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Danilla Rumold
"Economy of Means: Robert Storr & Denzil Hurley."
Contemplative Process
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Robert Ayers
"A Rare Chance: Robert Storr Paintings at Seattle’s Francine Seders Gallery."
Seattle Times
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Matthew Kangas
"Creating, and enjoying, art for the sake of art."
The Seattle Times
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Regina Hackett
"Painter Denzil Hurley's layers of labor are a pleasure for the viewer."
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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"Selections from the Burnett Miller Collection."
Artdaily
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"The Art of Reduction: Denzil Hurley Interview."
McClain Johnson
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Regina Hackett
"'Big and Small' paints a wide swath of expressive abstraction."
Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
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Regina Hackett
"SAM survey brings Minimalism into the present."
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Marilu Knode
"The Seattle Scene."
Artnet
1997
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Colin Gardner
"Wilshire Center."
Los Angeles Times