Noah Becker's whitehot magazine of contemporary art

Geneviève Cadieux at 1700 La Poste by James D. Campbell - Montreal

This luminous selection of works by Geneviève Cadieux, with an emphasis on recent construction, speaks to the thematic specificity of her corpus.   read more...

Joe Fig at Cristin Tierney by Jonathan Goodman - New York

Joe Fig is currently showing a group of paintings about looking at art; the exhibition is named “Contemplation."   read more...

Puzzles with Purpose Supporting Artists and Beyond by Noah Becker - New York

All puzzles produced by Art X Puzzles: Puzzles with purpose for the benefit of COVID-19 Artist Relief, Black Lives Matter and First Responders Children’s Relief Fund.   read more...

Bring on the Night: Christine Sciulli’s Petite Nuit Blanche at the Leiber Museum in Springs by James Salomon - New York

As we bid farewell to summer 2020, artist Christine Sciulli and Museum Director Ann Fristoe Stewart hosted a crisp evening en plein air.   read more...

Pictures From a Pandemic: Christy Rupp: one of the earliest artists to focus her attention both on the threatened wildlife habitat and on our increasingly fragile ecosphere by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York

Studio projects evolved into a collage series.   read more...

Now's the Time: Eight African Painters by Paul Laster - New York

Now's the Time: Eight African Painters, on view as part of SCOPE Immersive from September 17 to September 20, features the work of eight contemporary artists.   read more...

Les Levine on Gordon Matta-Clark: An Interview by Erik La Prade - New York

The 1985 exhibition catalogue, GORDON MATTA-CLARK: A RETROSPECTIVE, which accompanied the exhibition, contains a number of written encomiums and short personal memoirs on Matta-Clark.   read more...

Shaman in the House! Symbols of Healing and Transformation in The Art of Imam Sucahyo at Galerie Robert Poulin by James D. Campbell - Montreal

There is no doubt that each work by this artist is the expression of an ecstatic state of creative ipseity.   read more...

The Ugly Truth: Otto Dix’s Art by Donald Kuspit - New York

Otto Dix is a master of the aesthetics of ugliness—murderous ugliness of the body and soul, and above all of society, as his War works make clear.   read more...

Joseph Nechvatal on "Introspection: Expérience Pommery #15" - Paris

Urban social distancing has been reminding me of Jean-Paul Sartre’s renowned appraisal that “L’enfer, c’est les autres” (Hell is other people).   read more...

Seeing is Believing: Emeka Udemba’s Painterly Vision of Humanity by Paul Laster - New York

Captivated by creativity ever since he was a teenager helping his photographer father to hand-colorize his black-and-white pictures, Nigerian artist Emeka Udemba was destined to be an artist.   read more...

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