Parallel Fields: Kathleen Elliot, Kaethe Kaufman, Bobbie Moline-Kramer at Lichtundfire Gallery by Mary Hrbacek - New York

“Parallel Fields,” curated by Dominick Lombardi at New York's Lichtundfire, presents the works of three artists, Kathleen Elliot, Kaethe Kaufman and Bobbie Moline-Kramer   read more...

Mexico is on the Look Out for its Trojan Horses: Erick Beltrán’s Laocoön’s Dream by Karen Moe - Mexico City

There is not much interest in international politics in Mexico these days and even the Trump topic has pretty much gone down the proverbial toilet.   read more...

Nick Cave: The Let Go, at the Park Avenue Armory by Shana Nys Dambrot - Los Angeles

The energy of being in the space, the childlike wonderment of the aesthetic sugarbomb, is contagious.   read more...

Ursula von Rydingsvard at Galerie Lelong & Co. by Jonathan Goodman - New York

Ursula von Rydingsvard, one of our best sculptors working today, owes her remarkable career in America in part to the vagaries of history.   read more...

Sculptor Sabin Howard recently presented the current state of contemporary sculpture with an astounding piece - New York

His composition achieved, Howard faced the problem of industrial-scale fabrication, for which he turned to WETA   read more...

Trump passing SESTA-FOSTA has created a crisis for consensual sex workers and with artists using explicitly sexual subject matter. by Ana Finel Honigman - New York

Emily McMaster and Allison Brainard staged “One Night Stand”, a fundraiser.   read more...

Jinny Yu: that the problem is not a problem for me is a part of the problem at art Mur, Berlin by Travis Jeppesen - Berlin

Each line is rendered in cursive script on the wall beneath the art work, serving as a title and an evocation.   read more...

A Walk Through Kate Gorney’s Installation Once Broken by Marley Smit - New York

At the top of a three-story brownstone lies a meditative oasis from the bustling city streets below.   read more...

Mykola Babak And Evgene Matveev: Dialectical Subversives by Donald Kuspit - New York

All of the faces in Babak and Matveev’s Family Album belong to distinctive individuals. If these are the faces of the proletariat, then the State has lost its power.   read more...

Chun Kwang Young at Sundaram Tagore Gallery by Noah Becker - New York

Straddling two traditions, both Western and Korean, the other-worldly assemblages of Chun Kwang Young are on at Sundaram Tagore Gallery   read more...

Online Exclusive: Daniel Maidman Muses: Part 1. Manou by Jon Soard - New York

Twenty-first Century Figurative drawing is quickly being recognized as a specific period in art.   read more...

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