Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Lari Pittman Mediates Colonial Violence with Seductive Painting Techniques
Exhibitions Museums Performance Thinking About Time, Fashion, and the Met’s ‘About Time: Fashion and Duration’
Artists Exhibitions News PART II: Travel the Globe With Radio Garden While Stuck at Home in Quarantine May 04, 2020 Last week, I wrote about “All the Minutes”, an online installation created back in 2014 by Amsterdam-based graphic designer and …
Artists Museums News Part I: Counting Down ‘All the Minutes’ While Stuck at Home in Quarantine April 30, 2020 It’s been about six weeks now since most New Yorkers started quarantining themselves amid the global coronavirus pandemic, and about …
Artists News Quarantine Forces Art Students to Get Creative at Home April 28, 2020 In mid-March, New York called for all colleges to go remote. Instructed to leave campuses as soon as possible, students …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Zoya Cherkassky’s ‘Lost Time’— Memories and Daydreams amid Disaster April 24, 2020 In “Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming” (1908), Freud theorizes the creative impulse as memory triggered by recent incidents and distilled through …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Political Missed the Vida Americana Exhibit at the Whitney? See It Online! April 22, 2020 Amid the closures necessitated by health and safety concerns because of the coronavirus, some art museums here in New York …
Exhibitions Fairs Galleries and Gallerists News Art Dubai Went Digital April 20, 2020 With countless art fairs being canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak across the world, the art world must …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Shannon Cartier Lucy Builds a Strange House April 17, 2020 “The Ever-Flashing Strap” which opened April 3rd at Nina Johnson in Miami, marks Shannon Cartier Lucy’s third solo show this …
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 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 …
Artists Exhibitions Museums News New Hilma af Klint Documentary Beckons Us to Look ‘Beyond the Visible’ April 15, 2020 In all of my 10-plus years of going to art museums and galleries in New York City, I had never …
Artists Ryan Schude: Photographer with an Eye for Sophisticated, Large-Scale Projects April 10, 2020 LA-based photographer Ryan Schude is a great talent—his work is something that one has to see in person to truly appreciate his …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists As is Poetry, so is Painting: Recent Work by Don Eddy April 07, 2020 In these times, “beautiful paintings” (in the simplest terms) are already experiencing a critical comeback judging partly from the otherwise diverse …
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 Patricia Tudosa—Making a Name for Herself in the World of Fine Art April 03, 2020 Patricia Tudosa is a New York City-based self-taught professional artist. Imagination wonders when one is looking at her canvases—an interplay of …
Artists Exhibitions Museums My Private Cosmology: Finding Inner and Outer Worlds in Paintings of Agnes Pelton April 02, 2020 Looking back less than two weeks, the preview for this show was a bit sparsely attended—just days before every major …
Artists Exhibitions News Here is Williamsburg January 22, 2020 To O.S. Williamsburg is a peculiar beast. Between Supreme’s three-block-long line on Thursdays and tourist rush on the weekends, at …
Museums News Uncategorized Robust Protest at Whitney a Week Before Biennial May 10, 2019 With a week to go before the May 17 grand opening of the Whitney Museum of American Art biennial, visitors …
Artists Exhibitions News China to New York – Jia Aili Opens at Gagosian April 01, 2019 Chinese art star Jia Aili defies ups and downs of the Asian art market
Museums Uncategorized I Want You To Want ‘Us’: Collaboration Works June 12, 2019 As readers of Fine Art Globe know, the Metropolitan Museum of Art has recently welcomed a different type of art — a …
Artists Exhibitions Catherine Opie’s ‘The Modernist’ and Kyle Meyer’s ‘Interwoven’ Offer Divergent Visions of the Future November 16, 2018 There were a number of openings of acclaimed artists in New York City on the evening of November 1st, but …
Collectors Exhibitions Museums The Studio Museum in Harlem in Charleston, SC July 31, 2019 Black Refractions, found on the top floor of the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, SC, opens strong with a …
Museums News The Art Must be Quarantined March 14, 2020 “The Museum will undertake a thorough cleaning,” reads last week’s statement from Met CEO and President Daniel Weiss, in a …
Artists Exhibitions News Political Dorothea Lange Points the Way for Today’s Activist Image Makers June 12, 2020 One byproduct of museums’ closure during the COVID-19 pandemic is that some exhibits have extended their running time by dint …
Artists Curators Exhibitions Museums News Performance Preview: The Best Art of 2019 February 12, 2019 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci death – host of exhibitions open worldwide to …
Artists Exhibitions Fairs News Fashionably Attended ArtBerlin Showcases Solid but Unadventurous Works September 20, 2019 BERLIN—The annual ArtBerlin fair, which opened last weekend in Germany’s capital against a backdrop of beautiful September weather, presented a …
Artists Exhibitions Museums News New Hilma af Klint Documentary Beckons Us to Look ‘Beyond the Visible’ April 15, 2020 In all of my 10-plus years of going to art museums and galleries in New York City, I had never …
Artists Exhibitions Ric Ocasek Lets the Good Times Roll October 21, 2018 In John Waters’ delightful 1988 film Hairspray there’s a bit where Tracy Turnblad and friends are being pursued by the …
Artists Curators Exhibitions News Alexander Archipenko’s Cubist Sculptures – an Interplay of Space and Light November 29, 2018 More than a hundred years ago, Ukrainian-American artist Alexander Archipenko pioneered the use of the Japanese concept Ma in cubist sculpture. …
Artists Exhibitions Uncategorized Not in My Backyard: Interview with Maureen O’Leary June 17, 2020 Most new businesses experience traditional first year challenges such as developing their brand, facilitating sales and dealing with competition. In …
Artists The Creative Scene in Vanishing New York September 04, 2018 I’ve recently remembered an old transient friend I had as a teenager. When I was a kid trying to be …
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