Noah Becker chatted with artist Pablo Llana about his socially concious pop inspired works. read more...
Les Biches, a solo show of Natasha Wright paintings (all 2018), opening Wednesday, September 19 at 61 Hester Street, features a playful in-and-out, back-and-forth happening, on multiple levels. read more...
In Changing World at The Cluster Gallery in Brooklyn, Belgian painter Ria Vanden Eynde creates a social critique of the immigration phenomenon and of the way receiving countries handle displaced people. She has created a visual record of what is going on more real than the news. read more...
This was my first occasion to experience the work of the Korean artist Park Chan-Kyong (born 1965) who some consider a leading artist. The exhibition is at Lehmann Maupin Gallery read more...
The new works of artist and photographer Fiona Annis exhibited at Galerie D’Este in Montreal, offered viewers a truly sublime haunting read more...
Painter Danica Lundy speaks here with artist and author Daniel Maidman about the development, ideas, and imagery of her current work. read more...
The painter Malcolm Morley, born in London on June 7th, 1931, died in New York on June 1st, 2018, at the ripe old age of 86. read more...
Iteration is a processual conjuring act that photographic artist Jessica Eaton has finessed once again in the works in this exhibition. Jessica Eaton Iterations read more...
There’s something about typewriters, especially old, well-used ones. The clicking of the finger-burnished keys, the crisp inky smacks against the paper, the dings and slides and zip. read more...
The series is a prescient response to the age of Trump and of Black Lives Matter, in which revisionist history has often been coopted to fashion narratives of nationalism, racism and exclusion. read more...
Rapper Kanye West is obviously a huge fan of Kerry James Marshall. The rapper went on a Twitter rampage recently Tweeting many of the artist's images. read more...
