Looking back over Brenda Goodman’s body of work, you’re struck by the protean nature of her technique as well as the underlying, overwhelming sense of anxiety and trepidation read more...
We went to the opening of Tom Sanford at Gitler_& Gallery in New York City read more...
Recolored Confederate flags, multi-state flag funerals, a documentary film and a music project featuring thirteen black versions of the song "Dixie." read more...
Emma Frank, the young gallery manager at Broome Street’s Castor Gallery, remains delightfully tight-lipped about the specifics regarding her somewhat melancholic personal experiences read more...
On September 29th 2017 PLATFORM NYC Art Fair will open its inaugural edition featuring emerging and mid-career artists, an art book fair and film festival in Greenpoint BKLYN at the Brooklyn Expo. read more...
Howard kindly agrees to talk shop with me via email, and he tells me that he and his wife Holly Coulis (also an artist) left NYC about a year ago and relocated to Athens, GA. read more...
Laurent Craste’s recent ceramic works conjure memories of fables in which inanimate objects are brought to life. read more...
Vancouver knows water, from a drizzle to a downpour. In the summer, however, the weather clears up, so Wil Aballe Art Projects (WAAP) filled soggy hole in the city’s heart. read more...
Artists have flocked to Long Island’s east end since the 19th century, when Thomas Moran built his home and studio in East Hampton. Since then, the South Fork has seen a steady influx of solace-seeking artists read more...
She speaks with honesty and insight, sings the praises of working at home in pajamas, and lovingly cites her mentor Professor, the late Walter Darby Bannard read more...
“The magic of painting is in the metaphors,” says Reisha Perlmutter, sitting on a comfy royal blue couch in her live-work studio in Williamsburg read more...
