Landscapes After Ruskin: Redefining the Sublime, the current exhibition at NYU’s Grey Art Gallery. read more...
Interview with a preeminent figure in contemporary Canadian art, Wanda Koop about her current exhibition, STANDING WITHSTANDING, on view at Arsenal Contemporary NY in New York City. read more...
Elisa Jensen, a long-time Brooklyn resident, is having a show at David & Schweitzer Contemporary in Bushwick. read more...
Upon entering the Pérez Museum exhibition a chromogenic print of Edson (Pelé) by artist Vik Muniz greets visitors. read more...
"Queer and Black fashion has and always will be admired, stolen, mocked, feared, hated, and sought-after because we're innovative in a way that's ahead of our time." read more...
Hisako Kobayashi is a modernist painter, a painter for whom “surface becomes ground and background,” as the modernist critic Clement Greenberg wrote. read more...
The 84 year old Forest, who delights in describing himself as “France’s most famous unknown artist in the world”, has made art using every sort of communications media. read more...
In the nine paintings Thibault exhibited at the Centre Elgar in Montreal, she demonstrated the casual authority of a gifted gestural abstractionist. read more...
With a name like The King And The Corpse this must take its place among the world’s readymades. read more...
Kelly Berg’s low and not-so-low relief confabulations, brimming with evocations of nature’s overwhelming energy read more...
"Flesh and Spirit" by Jean-Michel Basquiat - his most monumental painting goes to auction on May 16th, 2018 and is expected to set new auction records. read more...
