"The Best Art In The World"
Like a magician, Kapoor contorts the wonted reality of his audience buoyantly, while alluding to the mechanical apparatuses utilized in painting or photography since the sixteenth century. read more...
Richard Serra’s show of diptychs and triptychs, created with paintstick, etching ink, and silica on sheets of handmade paper, is about weight read more...
On occasion of her first solo exhibition in Switzerland, at VITRINE, Basel, Ludovica Gioscia speaks about the energy of a rural ecosystem and her collaborations with nature for this heartfelt exhibition ‘The Tenderness of Insects’. read more...
Much of the flamboyant work in Tableaux Magiques is sloppy, inconsistent, and certainly eccentric, but soars with spiritualistic ambitions mixed with wracking self-doubt. read more...
In our being here, in our now and then ever, and, thereby, and all at once his and our tragic, comic, and tragicomic senses of life. read more...
The Great American Dream Machine: Dylan Egon and Jonathan LeVine team up for an LES storefront project. read more...
It was this stimulating question, which lured me to the Margaret Mead Film Festival at the American Museum of Natural History. read more...
The edge of Stern’s photographs is that they aspire not to reproduce what is seen by the eye or camera lens, but by the artist’s fantasy of frame. read more...
Contextualizing Fudge’s novel, graphic language can prove daunting. read more...
Great works of art are socialized dreams, serving civilization by embodying an ideology or world-outlook or general attitude. read more...
At first, it is simply chaos but, with time, the colors settle into vibrations and the viewer sinks into the space. read more...
