Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
With America’s 250th birthday in mind, we recently journeyed to Philadelphia. read more...
Few subjects have become as sticky, divisive, or revealing as artificial intelligence. read more...
A piece centered around how the architecture of the Guggenheim Museum creates an unconventional art-viewing experience that limits viewers to determine their own path through the museum. read more...
In this austere and self-reflexive exhibition titled Recall, Gregory Hodge, an Australian painter living and working in Paris, presents a world wherein figuration and nonfiguration undulate. read more...
Luminous, and liminal sculptures by artist Wallace Chan. In two concurrent exhibitions in Venice, Italy. read more...
Harold Wortsman is a sculptor and printmaker working in Brooklyn. read more...
Annabelle Weatherly is a model, artist and It Girl in the city. read more...
In literature, the term "container" is an important metaphor that depicts a poem as a vessel. read more...
At Fondation Beyeler, Pierre Huyghe does not extend the exhibition into life. read more...
At Focus Art Fair, Rain Chan argues that two New York galleries challenge how “Asian contemporary art” is expected to look. read more...
I met Dale Lewis a couple of weeks ago, ahead of the opening of his show Lost Illusions. read more...