Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Some children know their fathers. Some grow up watched, truly seen. read more...
There are gallery exhibitions, and then there are museum-quality gallery exhibitions. read more...
“Today, art is burdened by an excess of interpretation.” read more...
Danielle Mckinney's Forest for the Trees, at Marianne Boesky Gallery, is about rest only on the surface. read more...
Sanford Biggers doesn't do straight lines. Across sculpture, textiles, and music, his whole thing is to pull apart official history. read more...
Alison Chernick's latest documentary follows married couple and legendary art critics Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith. read more...
The scales shift from colossal to intimate as if governed by a vanishing point as indeterminate as the viewer's position. Through sculpture, Manders has translated the gallery into a theater of pictorial perspective. read more...
"I think a good photograph should make an evoke strong emotions." read more...
A few years ago, I would have been an unlikely supporter of ornamentation in art. read more...
Adam Rabinowitz meets the viewer at GongGong with his faithful devotion to a soak-dye method on linen. read more...
I had already done a large mural at that same site, which wove together views of the city. read more...