Susana Guerrero: Mother, Consumed at 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel by Robert R. Shane - New York

Personal trauma shapes Susana Guerrero's sculptures of fragmented maternal bodies.   read more...

Afro Seduction: Anjel’s Colorful Canvases of Stylish Blacks by Paul Laster - New York

Celebrated for his lively Neo-Pop Art paintings of contemporary African dandies, the Cameroon artist Anjel, who was born Boris Anje in 1993   read more...

News: Whitehot Magazine NFT Cover Volume 2 featuring Million Token Website - New York

Announcing Whitehot Magazine NFT Cover Volume 2: Million Token Website.   read more...

Farideh Sakhaeifar’s Disrupted Imageries of War at Trotter&Sholer -

Sakhaeifar’s image-based interventions illustrate the distance between depictions of war, and the realities of life during wartime.   read more...

Julie Mehretu at the Whitney by Zoë Hopkins - New York

Recently interviewed by Whitney director Adam Weinberg, Mehretu illuminates that at the bedrock of her work is a spirit which “invents on the possibility of resurrection...uprising...   read more...

Donald Kuspit on Jorge Tacla’s Death Anxiety - New York

By giving death an afterlife in art, does Tacla relieve his death anxiety?   read more...

Brooklyn jewelry company love for both of us announces collaboration with artist Mark Flood by WM - New York

For this project, love for both of us has reached back to two of Mark Flood's works from 1988, bronze sculptures Venus and Discobolus.   read more...

Color, Light, Air: Jeremy Lipking and the American West by Daniel Maidman - New York

Lipking has placed himself in a spot where all the tricks of the stage lights on the giant theater set of the Earth are laid bare.   read more...

Laurel Johannesson’s Situations: Finding Comfort and Connections in Liminal Zones by Victor Sledge - Atlanta

The omnitude of the glittering stars and endless sea, the vulnerability of her exposed nudity and uncanny isolation.   read more...

Leelee Kimmel talks with Noah Becker about her show at the Journal Gallery's Tennis Elbow in Tribeca NYC - New York

"When I look at someone else’s painting I like to travel into it."   read more...

JERRY KEARNS’ BLAM!!! AT FROSCH & CO by Robert C. Morgan - New York

He calls them “Psychological Pop” – an apt verbal (and visual) appraisal of what he does and how he thinks about his complex subject matter.   read more...

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