April 2021
"The Best Art In The World"
April 2021 - "The Best Art In The World"
Jeffrey Grunthaner
Jeffrey Grunthaner is an artist-writer-musician-curator currently based in Berlin. Essays, articles, poems, and reviews have appeared via BOMB, artnet News, The Brooklyn Rail, Archinect, Hyperallergic, Heavy Feather Review, Arcade Project, Folder, Drag City Books, and other venues. Recent curatorial projects include the reading and discussion series Conversations in Contemporary Poetics at Hauser & Wirth (NY).
articles by this author
Interview with George Vitale: How Berlin's synthesis Gallery Brings VR to Contemporary ArtThe IBEX Collection
Highlights from Munich's Other Art Fair: Various Others
Jonathan Brown and the New Movement in Mosaics
Q&A with Illustrator Anna Lustberg
Markus Liehr at Open White Gallery, Berlin
Like a Nightclub or Dark Bar: Kat Chamberlin at Wick Gallery
Whitehot Magazine At Amsterdam Art Weekend
Colin Snapp: Observatory at Galerie Alexander Levy
Showing through October 21st at Freight + Volume in the LES, Samuel Jablon's "Unstung" signals a radical departure in the artist's work.
RIME at Gallery Thomas Jaeckel
Nicholas Cueva at M E N
Rachelle Krieger: Of Earth and Sky
The pop-up group show "Solace" has the aura of hallowed ground
Kuldeep Singh at Ortega y Gasset Projects
Fawn Rogers' Violent Garden
Ayn Choi Paintings at 635 W 42nd Street Annex
The Artistry of Daniel John Gadd
Two Watercolorists Explore the Spiritual in Art at The Lodge Gallery, LES
Yana Toyber at the Edges of the Ocean
On the Paintings of John Havens Thornton
Daniel Turner at Parrasch Heijnen, LA
The Artist as Curator: Cura at ROOMSERVICE Gallery, New York City
Two exhibitions on New York's LES
A Dance with Life & Death: Art 3 Interview
Artist Chin Chih Yang Performs in the Streets of New York
The Transformative Effect of Rachel Rossin
City Limit at The Journal gallery
Rita Ackermann Interview
Justin Matherly: Sunrise at Johann König
On the paintings of Julia Dauksza
Words and Meanings: An interview with Samuel Jablon
