Interviews
Meticulous illusions & constructions: Eleanor Conover on her work at INDEPENDENT New York
An interview with artist Eleanor Conover about her solo presentation of new works at Independent New York with Abattoir […]
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Black Velvet Mirrors: David Henry Nobody Jr. discusses the self-reflective nature of his “The Adventures Of PaintoMime” show at SATELLITE GALLERY
David Henry Nobody Jr. talks about his “PaintoMime” black velvet painting performance show at Satellite Gallery and his Deep Fried Objects installation at Sitting Room Gallery’s Belle Chase group show […]
Interviews
Interpretation, projection, memory, desire: Jasmine Golestaneh of Tempers on her new album DELUSION
Tempers is a New York-based project of singer and songwriter Jasmine Golestaneh. In this interview, she talks about her new album Delusion […]
Podcast
Spencer Vazquez discusses GLUE TRAPS, his exhibition investigating the emotional, nostalgic, & archival dimensions of photography
Artist Spencer Vazquez discusses GLUE TRAPS, his solo exhibition investigating the emotional, nostalgic, and archival dimensions of photography […]
Interviews
Leah Dixon discusses CAPITOL BABYLON: The Narrative Falsehood of the Static Monument at Trotter&Sholer
Artist Leah Dixon delves into the meaning & methods of her long-term sculptural performance CAPITOL BABYLON: The Narrative Falsehood of the Static Monument at Trotter&Sholer […]
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The tensions between geometric & organic forms: Debbi Kenote discusses her solo show NO PLACE OUT OF THE WIND at Cristin Tierney Gallery
An interview with Debbie Kenote about her solo exhibition No place out of the wind, which continues her exploration of shaped painting as both image and object […]
Reviews
Exhibition Feature – Generation Z at Underdonk Gallery
Underdonk is pleased to present Generation Z, a salon-style group show of 25 artists working in the expanded field of painting. These young artists, born between 1997 and 2008, are digital natives […]
Podcast
Claudia Bitrán on her exhibition TITANIC, A DEEP EMOTION
Artist Claudia Bitrán discusses TITANIC, A DEEP EMOTION, a highly collaborative solo exhibition, installation, and film, up through March 28 at Cristin Tierney Gallery in New York […]
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GORDON MASSMAN’s shameless confessions of the human psyche
Painter and poet Gordon Massman discusses his kinetically violent and passionate approach to painting, along with his expansion from writing into visual work to better express broader, vaguer ideas than language can alone […]
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Arilès de Tizi’s explorations of exile, migration, & memory
Arilès de Tizi is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose practice explores exile, migration, memory, and the reimagining of identity across cultures. His work moves between painting, photography, installation, film, and digital media, forging a visual […]
Reviews
Suffer the Children – MS. RACHEL showcases drawings by Palestinian refugee children in COLORS THAT SURVIVED at Caelum Gallery
Almost anyone with children (or grandchildren, or young nieces and nephews) is intimately familiar with educator and advocate Rachel Anne Accurso, known professionally as Ms. Rachel. For anyone who cares for children, she’s a wholesome […]
Commentary
Celebrating Intergenerational Collaborations in the Arts
The generational gap appears to be getting wider as current tensions between Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z are creating disagreements, and sometimes even all-out fights in homes, workplaces, and the Internet. Apart […]
Commentary
When Heartbeats Become Art: Artists Using Real-Time Biometric Data in Gallery Installations
Imagine if your pulse could paint a whole room in vivid color. Contemporary artist Krista Kim made it happen in 2024 with her exhibition “Heart Space,” in which she transformed every visitor’s heartbeat into vivid […]
Podcast
Mieke Marple talks about her ongoing art project LIVE, LAUGH, LUBE
Live, Laugh, Lube is an ongoing art project by artist and former art dealer Mieke Marple, probing in the superficial depths of social media with fellow clowns, comedians, and fools.
A kind of “exquisite corpse” project in which comedians provide […]
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IT AIN’T ME BABE: Richard Prince’s endless empty appropriations at Gagosian
Have you heard the cliche about white people not having any culture? If true, it’s best exemplified by the American artist Richard Prince. There’s a mobility to the dizzying array of personae he adopts which, […]
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Alina Grasmann’s HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS
Painter Alina Grasmann discusses her new solo show House of the Spirits, which depicts the Neutra House, designed & built in Los Angeles in 1932 by Austrian-American architect Richard Neutra, combined with imagery from her […]
Reviews
CLUB VIDEO GLOWS UP
CLUB VIDEO is a DIY film festival showcasing experimental comedy shorts from 30+ creators. Launched in 2021 by hosts Micah Phillips (Comedy Central, Disney+, Nickelodeon) and Whitley Watson (John Wick 2, Adult Swim, JFL), […]
Interviews
NICK BRANDT’s images of strength & resilience in the face of climate change
Ftaim and Family, Jordan, 2024 Photographer Nick Brandt presents The Day May Break, an ongoing project exploring the human and environmental toll of climate change around the world, in multiple new exhibitions around Europe […]
Podcast
Artist Dan Alvarado discusses his dating app satirical solo show PANDORA’S SWIPE
Artist Dan Alvarado talks about his new solo show, PANDORA’S SWIPE, a satirical take on the temptation, overstimulation, and hypersexualization of our online dating app dystopia […]
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Timelessness & urgent relevance in the works of AUSTEN BRANTLEY
Austen Brantley is a Detroit-based artist whose figurative sculptures and public projects venerate Black cultural figures. Drawing from Greek and African cultural traditions, Brantley’s sculptural work weaves together elements of ancient history within a […]