Noah Becker's whitehot magazine of contemporary art

Rachel Lee Hovnanian: The Self and Our Mediagenic Society by Raphy Sarkissian - New York

Hovnanian, herself engulfed in the smartphone dependency to a given extent, discloses self-reflexivity and doubt in the legitimacy of the ongoing protrusion of technology into the social domain through an array of works within Open Secrets.   read more...

Interview with D. Dominick Lombardi by Rupert Goldsworthy - New York

The work featured begins with figurative art in the realm of science fiction dating back to the 1970s, before moving on to sculptures related to Pop Art and the Funk Art movement in the late 1980’s, and then to stickers and Appropriation Art in the 2000’s.   read more...

Interview with Carmen Winant by Madeline Casteel - New York

Like photography, Carmen Winant’s commitment to feminism lies in the spaces of reaching, learning, and investigating its fraying edges.   read more...

Noah Becker On The Death Of The Artist-Bohemian - New York

I’m not certain artists need drugs and alcohol to create. Certainly the days of a chain-smoking Picasso-like figures pacing around a painting studio is a thing of the past?   read more...

Markus Klinko on Fame, Photography, and Response by Colter Ruland - New York

Klinko, since the early 2000s, has quickly made his own name photographing celebrity royalty with an unflinching and sleek vision.   read more...

We Are In A Cultural Holocaust Noah Becker - New York

What we have been waiting for is a truly just art world – will it ever happen?   read more...

Ajuan Song at the Manhattan Graphics Center by Jonathan Goodman - New York

Thus Song is celebrating herself even as she incorporates an encompassing nature that cools down the eros of the image.   read more...

From Street to Studio El Cavo embraces the color, vitality, pain of now by Janis Hashe - New York

The artist who prefers to be known simply as “El Cavo” found the bold, brash colors of the ’80s mesmerizing. Growing up near Pittsburgh, PA, he was in his early teens when the graffiti/street art movement began to spread across the US and the world.   read more...

Barbara Steinman at Darling Foundry by James. D. Campbell - Montreal

The works exhibited here are as luminous and nourishing as sunlight.   read more...

Can Artists Get by Without Galleries? by Kourosh Mahboubian - New York

More than ever, artists are approaching the endeavor of making art as a business; and they seek partnerships with curators, fellow artists and arts organizations   read more...

Sam Gilliam: New Work on Paper at FLAG Art Foundation by Anna Scola - New York

The show is a selection of twelve new works by the artist presenting his signature technique of spilling ink over folded and crumpled paper that is then left loosely hanging.   read more...

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