Whitehot Magazine

Scott Orr

Scott Orr is a career writer, editor and a recovering political journalist. He is publisher of the East Village art magazine B Scene Zine. He can be reached via @bscenezine, bscenezine.com, or bscenezine@gmail.com.

articles by this author

Intimacy Revived: The Frick Collection's $220 Million Renaissance

“I was just taking pictures of my friends" : Cereal Killer: Bobby Grossman's Corn Flake Boxes at Ki Smith Gallery

George Condo’s NYC Two-Step: A Rare Duel Exhibition For the Cubist Master

Cy Twombly's Sublime Scrawl at Gagosian

Art Basel Miami Beach 2024: What Not to Miss

Art Basel Miami: Here’s What You Need to Know

Miami Art Week Opens With a Long-Overdue Show for the Late Keiichi Tanaami

Embracing Bug-Eyed Optimism: Javier Calleja at Almine Rech, Tribeca

Japanese Manga Artist Acky Bright: It’s All About the Lines

The Armory Show 2024: Do Not Miss These Five Artists

Frieze Art Fair 2024 Kicks Off In New York: Don’t Miss These Five Artists

The Venice Biennale: For Foreigners, By Foreigners

These New Murakamis at the Brooklyn Museum Are So New the Ink May Not be Dry

At Gagosian: Photography’s Tragic Heroine Francesca Woodman

Bruna D'Alessandro: Working Magic With Metal

David Smith: A Man of Steel’s Closing Statements

Richard Corman: Four Decades Between Basquiat Portraits

Art Basel Miami Beach's 21st Edition Marks a Milestone in the Fair's History

Miami Art Week Fairs (Other Than Art Basel) You Should Know

Warhol and Basquiat: Exploring an Unprecedented Artistic Collaboration at the Brant Foundation

Al Diaz at Van Der Plas: The Enduring Influence of SAMO©

At Fotografiska: The Warm, Furry Side of Art

Roy Lichtenstein "Drawings in Space” at Gagosian

Warhol and Basquiat: To be Reunited in the East Village at the Brant Foundation

Photofairs 2023 Triumphantly Debuts in New York

Whitehot at The 2023 Armory Show: When Size Matters

Sculptor Natalia Arbelaez: Latin American Heritage Lost and Found

At 52 Walker, A New Show From the Mind of Heji Shin

A Collaboration for the Ages: Nicolas Party and Rosalba Carriera at The Frick Madison

At a Gallery in Manhattan, Brooklyn’s Famous Cemetery Comes to Life

Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Immortal Performance at The Shed

Lots to Love at Frieze New York 2023

Independent Art Fair Opens the NYC’s Spring Art Season

Andy Warhol’s Return to Lower Manhattan