According to The New York Times, a show at the Berry Campbell gallery in Manhattan offers "a rare extensive examination" of work by the artist Elaine de Kooning. The report, written by Ted Loos, describes the exhibition as an occasion for a broad look at the artist's output.

The Times reported that the artist's reputation has always been complicated by that of her famous husband. The material available for this story does not name him, and the summary does not say how the exhibition treats that connection.

The Times headlined its report with a line saying the artist is finally getting her time in the spotlight. No other outlet's report was available for this story, so the account below rests on the Times summary alone.

The summary does not give exhibition dates, the number of works on view, or other practical details, and this story does not supply them. Readers who want the full account can consult the full Times report linked above.

Sources: The New York Times: Elaine de Kooning Gets Her Time in the Spotlight.