Press
Reviews
Jason Stopa, “Josephine Halvorson,” Review Los Angeles
ArtForum, December 2024
Alli Watters, “3 Standout Works in Milwaukee Art Museum’s ‘50 Paintings’”
Milwaukee Magazine, February 2024
Chloe Shaar, “Josephine Halvorson Celebrates The End Of Summer At James Fuentes”
BlackBook Presents, September 2024
Barry Schwabsky, “Josephine Halvorson”
ArtForum, Summer 2023
Ksenia Soboleva, “Josephine Halvorson: Unforgotten”
The Brooklyn Rail, April 2023
John Yau, “Josephine Halvorson Paints to Remember”
Hyperallergic, April 2023
Shane Tolbert, “Josephine Halvorson: Contemporary Voices”
Southwest Contemporary, February 2022
Charlotte Strick, “Committed to Memory: Josephine Halvorson and Georgia O’Keeffe”
The Paris Review, October 2021
Cate McQuaid, “Better than photography: The Rich Realities of Painter Josephine Halvorson”
The Boston Globe, July 2021
Claire Voon, “Dennis Oppenheim and Josephine Halvorson Shift Our Perspective with Oversize Sculptures”
Hyperallergic, August 2016
Susan Hodara, “At Storm King, a landscape of Stars, Rulers and Pipes”
The New York Times, June 2016
Scott Indrisek, “Getting Skewed at Storm King with Dennis Oppenheim and Josephine Halvorson”
Blouin Art Info, May 2016
David Ebony, “A Dialogue with Nature: Dennis Oppenheim at Storm King”
Art In America, July 2016
“Josephine Halvorson Joins Boston University As Professor of Painting”
ArtForum online, July 2016
Jarrett Earnest, “What The World Looks Like When It Is Loved: Josephine Halvorson”
The Brooklyn Rail, February 2014
Ara H. Merjian, “Josephine Halvorson”
Frieze No. 163, May 2014
Ken Johnson, “Josephine Halvorson 'Facings'“
New York Times, February 2014
Lloyd Wise, “Josephine Halvorson”
ArtForum, April 2014
Josephine Halvorson
The New Yorker, February 2014
John Yau, “Forensic Observer: The Recent Paintings of Josephine Halvorson”
Hyperallergic, February 2014
Dorothée Deyries-Henry, “Josephine Halvorson chez Sikkema Jenkins”
February 2014
Clarity Haynes, “Josephine Halvorson: Facings”
Collect Magazine, Spring 2014
Suzanne Hudson, “Josephine Halvorson”
ArtForum, January 2012
Nancy Princenthal, “Josephine Halvorson”
Art in America, January 2012
Josephine Halvorson
Modern Painters, February 2012
Karen Rosenberg, “Josephine Halvorson 'What Looks Back”
New York Times, November 2011
John Yau, “Josephine Halvorson: What Looks Back”
The Brooklyn Rail, November 2011
Anne Doran, “Josephine Halvorson: What Looks Back”
Time Out New York, November 2011
Brian Fee, “Looking Closer With Josephine Halvorson”
New American Paintings, November 2011
Ara H. Merjian, “Josephine Halvorson: What Looks Back”
ArtForum online, November 2011
Josephine Halvorson
The New Yorker, January 2010
Roberta Smith, “Josephine Halvorson: Clockwise From Window”
The New York Times, December 2009
Litia Perta, “Josephine Halvorson”
The Brooklyn Rail, January 2009
Interviews
”Josephine Halvorson talks about her project at Storm King Art Center”
Interview by Jo-Ey Tang, ArtForum, August, 2016
Interview with Sarah Lawrence students
Kanishka Raja's 2016 Visual Arts Lecture Series
“Beer with a Painter”
Interview by Jennifer Samet, Hyperallergic
“In Conversation”
Interview by Phong Bui, The Brooklyn Rail
”Mine Site”
Interview by Art21
Interview with Firelei Baez
Exhibition catalog for Americanana, curated by Katy Siegel at Hunter College
Catalogs & Books
New Hours — JFP10: Josephine Halvorson (2024)
with writing by Justine Kurland and Jarrett Earnest
Media
The Selection Committee Radio Show
Halvorson speaks with Nate Heiges
Brooklyn Rail | New Social Environment #786
Josephine Halvorson: Unforgotten
Featuring Halvorson and Eleanor Heartney, with Lisa Rogal
Brooklyn Rail | On The Spot
Video commissioned from the Brooklyn Rail for their social media series “On The Spot.”
Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
Josephine Halvorson in conversation with Ariel Plotek, Curator of Fine Art at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. Accompanying the exhibition, Contemporary Voices: Josephine Halvorson which opened in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on October 1, 2021.
Yale Radio
Halvorson speaks with Brainard Carey of WYBCX Yale Radio in December 2019 about her exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston and her recent residency at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
James and Audrey Foster Prize | ICA Boston
Halvorson is one of four artists included in the 2019 James and Audrey Foster Prize exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston. The exhibition features new large-scale paintings made in places with which she is deeply connected: her Berkshires home and studio and an old mining site in Death Valley, Utah.
Art21 New York Close Up
New York Close Up is Art21’s documentary film series devoted to artists in the first decade of their professional career, living and working in New York City. Providing an intimate look at the next wave of artists, Art21 collaborates with artists to imagine new ways of telling stories about their creative process, political and aesthetic philosophies, personal backgrounds, and community perspectives.
Storm King Documentary
Video documentary about Outlooks: Josephine Halvorson, Storm King Art Center. Filmed by Rava Films.
Sound & Vision
Interview with Brian Alfred of Sound & Vision, a podcast of conversations with Artists and Musicians about the creative process.
Gorky's Granddaughter
Interview with Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy of Gorky's Granddaughter, a documentary art project that visits artists and speaks with them about their work. The interview took place during her exhibition As I Went Walking at Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
NPR Radio Interview on WFDD
Interview with David Ford on local North Carolina NPR station, WFDD.
