Noah Becker on the Paintings of Charlie Stein - New York

The term “art star” is a bit odd these days, so I will not go on and on with it. But what I will say is that it was a nice thing to meet Charlie Stein.   read more...

Pictures from a Pandemic: Colette by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York

Colette has had a singular art history. Born in Tunisia, she became known in New York in the 70s for radical installations, including one which centered on herself in her own space on Pearl in the Financial district.   read more...

Magister Equitum: Nomadism and the Ceramics and Drawings of Jean-Pierre Larocque by James D. Campbell - Montreal

This artist has a long and salutary history when it comes to working with a sandstone-based clay.   read more...

“Ludlow/Leipzig” at Klaus von Nichtssagend by Jonathan Goodman - New York

Together, the two artists have set up a dialogue about current possibilities in image-making.   read more...

Mike Maxwell’s Subconscious Antenna is the Interface of Our Various Realities by Juan Marco Torres - Los Angeles

It is as if Maxwell’s work is the balancing act between sorrow and joy, representing a timely reconciliation of the wide spectrum of emotions in realities.   read more...

Scott Abrams: The Texture of Language by Samantha Parker -

Abrams’ work clears our entanglement with the world of words.   read more...

Christina Petterson’s In the Pines by David Rohn - Miami

Christina Petterson’s installation ‘IN THE PINES” at Locust projects, evokes and mourns the demise of South Florida’s virgin Rockland Pine Forests, once a mainstay of our local landscape, as well as historical figures who were favorably associated with these forests.   read more...

‘These Works are Their Messengers’ Interview with Henry Skerritt, curator of The Inside World: Contemporary Aboriginal Australian Memorial Poles from the Debra and Dennis Scholl Collection by Mary Gagler - New York

Interview with Paul Mok by Cori Hutchinson - New York

Multimedia artist and architectural designer Paul Mok’s solo exhibition, The Study of the Mundane, at Gallery GAIA was first installed in March and will soon be reinstalled at Art Mora Gallery in August.   read more...

June Art Fair is pleased to announce that its second annual edition will take place online from August 20-31. - New York

Hauser & Wirth will partner with the fair opening its network to the online edition.   read more...

Rodney McMillian at Petzel by Jonathan Goodman - New York

Like many artists devoted to a social practice, McMillian appears to be working toward a leveling of culture; the traditional demarcations of high, middle, and low lose their ability to reify social and class distinctions.   read more...