Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Zhou Zizheng's two-part installation at Harvard's CAMLab Cave uses 3D-scanned glass objects to examine transparency as a perceptual and ontological condition, where machine vision fails and seeing itself becomes unstable. read more...
Following the great success of the second edition of the Brooklyn Print Art Fair, a new contender arrives - Conductor Art Fair. read more...
Hermès Maison Ginza, Holly Hendry transforms the storefront. read more...
In Half-Looking, Half-Seen at Perrotin New York, GaHee Park constructs a pictorial field. read more...
Robert Obier is an architect and artist. read more...
On April 16, MoMA PS1 opened the sixth edition of Greater New York. read more...
An interview with South African, Brooklyn-based street artist Keya Tama before the launch of his rooftop exhibition at The Tampa EDITION, where he discusses his childhood with 2 wandering artists, global art influences, and the importance of being part of an arts community wherever he travels. read more...
Sarah explores transformation and in-betweenness through evolving materials and immersive, ritual-like spaces that resist finality. read more...
Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is one of the rare places in New York where time is no longer abstract. read more...
Containing Marcel Duchamp in a museum, like the Museum of Modern Art, or a gallery, like Gagosian’s new space on Madison Avenue, is an Olympian undertaking. read more...
In the development of contemporary jewelry art, the relationship between materials. read more...