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Ross Bleckner and Zachari Logan Talk to Noah Becker About Art And Collaboration - New York

Ross Bleckner and Zachari Logan have been making collaborative works.   read more...

Mark Bloch on “Please Send To: Ray Johnson" at Guild Hall, East Hampton - New York

Jess Frost came across some digital records that eventually led her to a vast and intriguing physical treasure trove of Ray Johnson “mail art”   read more...

Spock Logic in the Age of Algorithmic Art by Josh Harris - New York

Do you believe the march of technology is likely to slow down anytime soon?   read more...

Willem Dafoe On Van Gogh And Julian Schnabel by Michael Anderson - New York

Actor Willem Dafoe joins us for a conversation about his role as Vincent Van Gogh in Julian Schnabel's "At Eternity's Gate"   read more...

Spencer Tunick’s Social Media Censorship Blues by Daniel Maidman with Spencer Tunick - New York

Daniel Maidman on the censoring of Spencer Tunick.   read more...

Donald Kuspit on John Baeder’s Diner Paintings - New York

Baeder’s paintings of diners, meticulously executed as though they were shrines, are all about gluttony, one of the seven deadly sins.   read more...

Envisioning the Future in Dubai by Paul Laster - New York

A group show about a networked future, “Adapt to Survive: Notes from the Future” examined work by seven international artists.   read more...

Aude Moreau Triumphs In Montreal At Galerie Antoine Ertaskiran by James D. Campbell - Montreal

Aude Moreau’s latest solo exhibition at Ertaskiran is a cinematographic triumph and episodic tour de force   read more...

Whitehot's 2018 Art Basel Week Miami Preview Part One by Noah Becker - New York

Here are a few ideas sent to me about what to see in Miami during the 2018 art fair week.   read more...

Hiroko Koshino: A Touch of Bauhaus at WhiteBox by Mark Bloch - New York

Hiroko Koshino: A Touch of Bauhaus, at WhiteBox, reveals how Koshino's visual artworks informed her high fashion designs, leading her to her own unique path.   read more...

Colin Snapp: Observatory at Galerie Alexander Levy by Jeffrey Grunthaner - New York

one can describe the artistry of Colin Snapp as “mixed perspective.” Working primarily in film and photography   read more...

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