ART:
Jackie Saccoccio: One to One,” at Eleven Rivington, contains just a single painting, but it’s a hyperexciting eye-opener. Running fifteen feet from wall to wall, ceiling to floor, it’s as substantial as a steel-plate Serra, as lush as late Monet, but located somewhere between a flickering film still, a weather system, and an ammonia-filled primal swamp. Angled sheens of color and foggy white transparencies, echoing dripped latticeworks and vertical pillars of brawny painting, provide structure and organize it architectonically and symphonically, with repeating motifs, perceivable progressions, and … well, you go figure out the rest. It’s worth it. (NYMAG)
http://elevenrivington.com/
