'This is a film about painting and a painter and their relationship to infinity,' says Schnabel (Via Alanna Martinez, Observer.com) read more...
Money in the Eyes, an esoteric and archetypal series of new and recent sculptures by UK/LA artist Alexander de Cadenet. read more...
Nothing makes a subway ride zoom along faster than a little booze and music to block out the fluorescent bulb lit reality and the next thing you know I'm at the gallery. read more...
Zuckerman wants to create works that move and feel as ephemeral and disjointed as the media deluge we are confronted with on a daily basis. read more...
Egon Zippel’s extensive presentation of New York’s street sticker culture sets hand-drawn icons with others printed on shiny laminates. read more...
Now in its fifth year, Collective Design returned May 3 – 7 to Skylight Clarkson Sq during Frieze Week and NYCxDESIGN with 28 international exhibitors and 21 special presentations. read more...
Emerging in Britain and the United States in the 1950s, the Pop Art movement reached its peak in the 1960s but never completely lost its influence. read more...
The leading international art fair dedicated to promoting contemporary art from an African perspective—1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair—returns to Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn read more...
If your tiny neon-riddled Instagram feed had an opposite, it would be something like one of Eric Nash’s huge, nuanced, finely subtle charcoal drawings on paper. read more...
They sell dark brown skin from the bottle. They sell pills that can change your hair color, your eye color, the color of your flesh read more...
Not long after this, an incredulous, house-paint-splattered Secunda hung up on an inquisitive curator calling from the Whitney Museum of American Art. read more...
