"The Best Art In The World"
I had a chance to speak with the prolific Chinese artist Gabriel Geng about his series of works that dive into the situations with foreign students applying for their visa. read more...
Taraka and I met for tea on St. Marks Street in NYC to discuss her solo journey through the NOW read more...
Money is green, unskilled workers are “green” so to speak. Green is the most difficult color to use in painting. read more...
This outstanding show of Kurt Schwitters’ collages demonstrates the artist’s command of a methodology active in modernism read more...
Be it through the absence of humans in urban settings, sites of unresolved suspense, images of an erasure of identity and history, our bodies and our lives revolve around a political existence read more...
The artist says, “Sometimes you start out with one idea and it becomes something completely different. With an abstract landscape, I know the general elements but sometimes it turns into a different painting, a mystery.” read more...
The coastal enclave of Puerto Vallarta is a gorgeous, welcoming place with a genuinely fascinating history expressed in its architecture, food, and the unique qualities of its visual art culture. read more...
Artist Nathaniel "Nat" Murray reflects on the scenes in his paintings. read more...
"The whole point of my art is sharing my perspective and hoping that someone else gets it." read more...
I was 27 in 1997 and had already been playing saxophone for 15 years and painting for 12 years. My local fame as an artist and jazz saxophonist in Victoria BC, Canada had inspired me to conquer the world and move to New York City read more...
Every once in a while, a show in New York by an artist based elsewhere makes the point that New York’s art chauvinism needs to be challenged. read more...
