Morton Fine Art is pleased to announce Take Me to the Water, a solo exhibition of mixed-media paintings by the artist Kesha Bruce. An intuitive combination of painting, collage and textile art, Bruce’s work represents the culmination […]
The sexless humanoid alien Jennifer Vanilla has been entangled with the NYC-based earthling artist Becca Kauffman for a few years now, and they have granted Interlocutor Magazine an exclusive and extensive look into the mysteries […]
Hashimoto Contemporary NYC is excited to be offering Constructed Paradise, a series of new sculptures from Jen Dwyer. Curated by Jennifer Rizzo, these pieces with be available exclusively in person at Hashimoto Contemporary NYC (54 […]
New York City-based photographer, multidisciplinary artist, and writer Alice Teeple presents a series of street documentary photographs taken mostly between 2015 – 2019 in New York. This series, Love Thy Neighbor, presents an unblinking view […]
For his fifth solo exhibition at C24 Gallery, Everyday Heroes, on view through July 9, 2022, Irfan Önürmen presents a series of fifteen new monochromatic tulle wall hangings. In addition to these physical works, the […]
CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions in San Francisco is pleased to present Slipknot Loophole, a solo exhibition of bas reliefs, drawings, paintings and mixed media sculptures by Bay Area artist Amy Nathan. Nathan’s second solo exhibition […]
“TRUE STORIES” Group Show, The Untitled Space gallery, New York – Artists: Kerry Lessard, Hannah Duggan, Ken Mar The Untitled Space is pleased to present “TRUE STORIES” – a group show opening on April 9th […]
Photo by Alice Teeple Joseph Keckler is a singer and writer who often zeroes in on moments of daily life and spins them into absurd and affecting underworld voyages. Hailed by the New York Times […]
Fusing together his different musical influences, Paris-based photographer, video artist, and musician Oan Kim takes us on a journey of stylistic exploration with his new album Oan Kim & The Dirty Jazz. The former Film […]
FUTURE KULT – Action Wolf Records/AWAL FUTURE KULT is a new project from Cardiff-based film composer Sion Trefor and Berlin-based musician/art producer Benjamin Zombori. The spark of FUTURE KULT caught on in a remote river […]
C24 Gallery in NYC presents a selection of works by Cal Lane and Roxa Smith, two dynamic artists whose intricately patterned works combine to create a nuanced visual conversation about space, identity and perspective. The […]
Philippe Halaburda is a French artist who is currently based in New York City. He describes his work as “Geographic Abstraction.” Halaburda visualizes the interconnectedness of environments with humans through the abstract use of color […]
Ray Angry and Katherine McMahon – photo by Sasha Charoensub Public Domain is an ongoing music/art crossover collaboration by Grammy-nominated pianist and producer Ray Angry and multidisciplinary artist and writer Katherine McMahon. Their recent single […]
A Sanctuary of Quietude, 2021, MADE NOW MUSIC A Sanctuary of Quietude is a new collaborative composition from Melbourne, Australia-based pianist Pat Jaffe and trombonist Callum Mintzis. Recorded live in the stunning acoustics […]
Nassau-based artist and sculptor John Beadle currently has a solo exhibition of new work, Splinters and Shards, now up up through January 22, 2022 at Nassau’s TERN Gallery. In this new body of work, Beadle […]
Halsey McKay Gallery (79a Newtown Lane, East Hampton, N.Y.) is pleased to present two concurrent solo artist exhibitions featuring Matt Rich and Victoria Fu on view until Jan. 1, 2022. Rich’s exhibition, And And And, […]
Tiffany Smith, Study 6, 2014, Archival Inkjet print, Ed 5. 22 x 17 in. (unframed) / 26 x 21 in. (framed) The Other Side of the Pentaprism (re-)mirrors a vision of the Caribbean as it […]
“The Legend Of Ajax Jackson And The Talented Tenth”, 2021 Repurposed DOT street signs, Bad Brains t-shirts, steel, Bulletproof ballistic grade Kevlar, resin, cloth 95 x 100in. (241.3 x 254cm) I first met Coby Kennedy earlier […]
Photo by Daniel Krieger Ryan Sarah Murphy’s three-dimensional pieces have their roots in a sculptural practice that incorporates found objects. In these works made entirely of repurposed cardboard that she finds in dumpsters, alleyways and […]
I initially encountered Tomo Mori’s work at Flux Art Fair in 2015, the first large-scale international art fair inspired by and in honor of Harlem, a neighborhood with its own, rich cultural history. Her intricately […]
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