Louise Bourgeois (1911–2010) is a hero to many, in the history of both art and feminism; a genuine exemplar of overused words like pioneer. read more...
Right in the middle of Enrique Martinez Celaya’s suite of new paintings at Galerie Judin sits a visual clue, a key to unlocking the hidden stories. read more...
A mysterious accident near his studio has left German artist Gerhard Richter permanently blurred. read more...
The following is a conversation I had recently with well known LA based artist William Wray read more...
Now in its sixth edition, EXPO CHICAGO has acquired the polish that the late Art Chicago had back in the day, when the Midwestern fair was one of the premiere art events in the world. read more...
“Right now, I just want to sit down and binge-watch The Golden Girls,” admits the super-busy mixed-media artist Wardell Milan read more...
Georg Baselitz has recently seen his work hung right-side up on a wall for the first time. (Satire) read more...
During Douglas Abdell’s fifty years of mostly sculpting, his art has changed drastically in physical appearance. read more...
"Decadence can be beauty, and it can be ugliness: all these things work hand in hand in a very thick mesh of what it's like to be alive right now." read more...
Throughout this exhibition, Avedon’s portraits remain accessible and create a meaningful dialogue with the viewer. read more...
Hailing from Hjørring, Denmark, Ole Tersløse studied painting at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen before developing a practice in computer-generated imagery and sculpture. read more...
