"The Best Art In The World"
It took me a week but it was worth the wait. The whole thing was comprehensive, elegantly presented and felt fresh. read more...
Our guide Dorland is no stranger to the deep forest, and the darkness that inhabits it, but his painting compass always still points true North. read more...
Baird’s exhibition and the contemporary art program at Saint Peter’s Church are well worth the visit and provides some respite in the busy neighborhood of midtown Manhattan. read more...
The dual nature of Coates's edit as both presence and negation is felt by the Monica King Contemporary exhibition’s title: Actual and Implied. read more...
Aram Amini’s works are sparked by family, fashion and the natural world. read more...
I had a quick chat with the talented New York based New Zealand born painter Natasha Wright. Here solo show is on at SFA Project in New York's Lower East Side. read more...
Off the Charts, the show which is up at Manolis Projects, Miami, through Art Basel to the end of March, is that unusual phenomenon, a group show in which the group is not connected by an Ism read more...
As a ceramic artist of some distinction, he has created legions upon legions of monstrous figurines that crawl out of the depths to haunt the uneasy dreams of the living and the dead. read more...
Through Beth Rudin DeWoody’s passion, vision, and continuing support of emerging artists and galleries, she has redefined the boundaries of collecting. Sarah Gavlak has presented pioneering exhibitions read more...
I got a chance to talk with Zoë Pawlak, the great Vancouver based painter about her interesting abstract paintings and her life in Canada. read more...
When the limitations of the medium are integral to how an artist approaches their work, what constitutes authenticity in the future? read more...
