Noah Becker's whitehot magazine of contemporary art

Eleven New Paintings by Andy Denzler Smear the Figure by Cori Hutchinson - New York

Swiss artist Andy Denzler offers a smattering of familiar technique and fatigued form in newfangled oil works.   read more...

Neo Rauch in Conversation With Noah Becker - New York

Neo Rauch and Noah Becker dialogue on the occasion of Rauch's two current exhibitions at David Zwirner (Hong Kong) and The Drawing Center (New York).   read more...

Acoustical Works on Paper by Gahae Park by Robert C. Morgan - New York

What we see in these works is a density and lightness interwoven with one another.   read more...

Snapshots Behind the Fantasy: David Drebin’s Illuminative Photography by Megan Reed - Los Angeles

The upcoming release of Drebin’s latest book, Before They Were Famous, which contains photos of public figures like Steve Jobs and Charlize Theron   read more...

Donald Kuspit on Picasso's Self Doubt - New York

For all the acclaim it has received, Picasso’s art remains peculiarly misunderstood.   read more...

Rachel Lee Hovnanian: “Who Speaks?” by Raphy Sarkissian – New York - New York

Within the practice of Hovnanian, artmaking is recurrently a springboard to social discourse and not mere exultation of form.   read more...

Aya Takano’s Erotic Realm by Paul Laster - New York

Constructing her own spiritual universe populated by nature-loving nymphets, Aya Takano invites viewers to get lost in her imaginary erotic realm.   read more...

Review: "Watercolour/s" by James D. Campbell - Montreal

When the paper is saturated with water and the paint is following its nature, the balance of intention and accident is exalting.   read more...

Art Paris in Pictures by Paul Laster - New York

A regional art fair with a bit of an international flavor, Art Paris 2019 is just the right size for an afternoon of discovery.   read more...

The Relaxing Passion of Alexandra Grounds by Colter Ruland - New York

Grounds, since the beginning of her art career, has wanted to create art that puts women in the forefront.   read more...

Donald Kuspit on Delayed Gratification And Immediate Gratification Art: A Theory Of The Lived Experience Of Art - New York

Let’s make a comparison: between Raphael’s School of Athens, 1509-1511 and Jackson Pollock’s Number 1 (Lavender Mist), 1950.   read more...

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