adblock Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Ecology of Visibility Probes the Natures of Identity
Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Los Angeles Art Galleries Turn to Technology and Beyond
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Harry Gruyaert’s Morocco is a Vision Enraptured by Color
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Performance Contemporary Consciousness: Exploring the Calligraphic Art of Sempu Nakajima
Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Lee Krasner, Collage Paintings April 12, 2021 Lee Krasner’s exhibition at Kasmin is possibly the most important show of an American artist currently on view in New …
Galleries and Gallerists Phillipe Labaune Gallery Launches April 07, 2021 Leveraged Buyout pioneer Victor Kiam became well known for his catchphrase after buying Remington Products: “I liked the shaver so …
adblock Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Ecology of Visibility Probes the Natures of Identity April 02, 2021 The “Ecology of Visibility,” curated by K.O. Nnamdie, was on view at anonymous Gallery from February 2 – March 1. The …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Los Angeles Art Galleries Turn to Technology and Beyond March 31, 2021 The social and emotional value of art and culture has become all the more apparent this past pandemic year. To …
Uncategorized Street Artist Serge Miquel Honors the Greats Above March 29, 2021 New Yorkers desperate for signs of normalcy can take heart in the way outdoor cafes are filling up. But one …
adblock Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists The Pleasure of Art March 25, 2021 Samuel Rojas Espinosa, Superficie sobre un vórtice #3 (Surface of a vortex # 3), 2019. 00cm x 100cm, Oil on …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Harry Gruyaert’s Morocco is a Vision Enraptured by Color March 18, 2021 Harry Gruyaert, Morocco. Region of the High Atlas. Msemir region. 1976.© Harry Gruyaert / Magnum Photos. (Courtesy: Harry Gruyaert / …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Performance Contemporary Consciousness: Exploring the Calligraphic Art of Sempu Nakajima March 16, 2021 Sempu Nakajima, Tsuki (Moon), 2019. Handmade Senshi paper, sheep hair brush, oil smoke ink. 16″ x 16″. ( Courtesy: …
Auctions News NFT craze exposes hollowness of collectors and tastemakers March 15, 2021 Kurt Vonnegut’s 1973 delightful Breakfast of Champions, focuses on a middle-aged writer named Kilgore Trout. Trout has written a novel, …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Museums Political Reconsidering Norman Rockwell March 12, 2021 Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), The Runaway, 1958. Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, September 20, 1958. Oil on canvas. (Courtesy: …
adblock Artists Exhibitions News The Other Gaze March 05, 2021 Astonishing beyond whatever normal belief might seem to be is “Fluttering Still,” the exhibition of ten new paintings by …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Frank Auerbach — Unveiling a Multiplicity of Seeing March 02, 2021 Let me say straight off, in relation to Frank Auerbach, how compelling I found, as might be true of the …
Artists Environmental Instagram Sculptor Gabriel Muñoz Ramirez Turns Demolition Debris Into Art March 01, 2021 If you’ve ever had upgrading or remodeling done on your property or even witnessed any construction, you know that the …
Artists Dripping Dots and Celebrity Redeux with Cindy Shaoul February 22, 2021 Cindy Shaoul equates her work to inventing, and with the stroke of her brush, she indeed creates whimsical and enchanting worlds. …
Artists Surrealism meets Art Nouveau in Godie Arboleda’s murals February 16, 2021 “I’m going to tell you a story—” this is how Colombian artist Godie Arboleda typically begins when asked a question …
Auctions News NFT craze exposes hollowness of collectors and tastemakers March 15, 2021 Kurt Vonnegut’s 1973 delightful Breakfast of Champions, focuses on a middle-aged writer named Kilgore Trout. Trout has written a novel, …
News Ognjen Simic, 1965-2019 November 17, 2019 The Fine Art Globe lost a family member today. Our great writer, Ognjen Simic, has died by suicide, at age …
Museums Woman! Rachel Feinstein Poses Deep Questions Through Sculpture December 26, 2019 She is masturbating while lying on her belly, bigger than body size, sensitive to every brush of the skin, enjoying …
Artists Exhibitions Museums News Uncategorized The 2019 Whitney Biennial – Catalyst for a Political Stance July 29, 2019 This past week Eddie Arroyo, Christine Sun Kim, Augustina Woodgate, and the collective Forensic Architecture joined Korakrit Arunanondchai, Meriem Bennani, …
Auctions Conceptual News AI Gahaku: Your Latest Artificial Intelligence Art Obsession April 06, 2020 Remember Google Arts & Culture’s Face Match? Back in 2018, Google’s Arts & Culture app—which primarily exists to give users access …
Artists Exhibitions Michelangelo Lovelace Finds Dignity and Grace in These Fraught Times June 04, 2020 One of the most shocking things the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed is the cavalier attitude that some people have expressed …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Lari Pittman Mediates Colonial Violence with Seductive Painting Techniques July 30, 2020 Los Angeles-based artist Lari Pittman first received broad exposure in the late 1980s, partly in the wake of an …
Artists News Banksy—He’s Just Like Us! April 16, 2020 Yesterday, Banksy, a street artist with notoriously disputed identity, posted on Instagram the images of his trademark rats that are …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Lee Krasner, Collage Paintings April 12, 2021 Lee Krasner’s exhibition at Kasmin is possibly the most important show of an American artist currently on view in New …
Artists Exhibitions Outside Art Waves on the North Fork: The Sculpture of Arden Scott May 07, 2020 One interesting social effect of the Covid-19 era is new circuits of networking borne not only of proliferating media forums …
Artists Exhibitions Jean-Michel Basquiat at Brant Foundation: ‘Every Single Line Means Something’ April 17, 2019 The solo exhibit, which spans four floors and features nearly seventy of the artist’s works, celebrates the inauguration of The …
Exhibitions Museums Performance Thinking About Time, Fashion, and the Met’s ‘About Time: Fashion and Duration’ May 07, 2020 This should have been a banner week for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Costume Institute would have kicked off …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Uncategorized A Half-Century of Political Painting Packing Powerful Partisan Punch March 20, 2020 “At 100, I shall be a marvelous artist.” Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) In the 1980s —I can vouch—the mean age …
Artists Exhibitions News Hollis Taggart Showcases Alex Kanevsky’s Fluid Brushstroke September 24, 2019 “Liberation and disorientation” is the second solo show by a contemporary artist Alex Kanevsky at Hollis Taggart gallery. The show, …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Cary Hill Sculpture Park Offers Abstract Art in Nature (and It’s Safely Socially Distant) April 16, 2020 Though terribly missing my diehard downtown tribe along with a plethora of art at my fingertips, my lucky stars have …
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