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Jon Serl: No straight lines at David Zwirner

Jon Serl: No straight lines at David Zwirner - Article by Edward Waisnis -

Review of the previous exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery   read more...

Sacredness and provocation in the photographs of Oliviero Toscani.

Sacredness and provocation in the photographs of Oliviero Toscani. -

The dichotomy between sacred and profane has always represented a fundamental tension in human experience,   read more...

The art world of the New York I moved to was a domain of Isms

The art world of the New York I moved to was a domain of Isms - Article by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York City

Mary Boone made the cover of New York magazine on April 19, 1982   read more...

“I am personally most inspired by touch and feel, how materials will react with one another”: The Minimalist Installations of Sculptor Eva LeWitt

“I am personally most inspired by touch and feel, how materials will react with one another”: The Minimalist Installations of Sculptor Eva LeWitt - Article by Jonathan Orozco - Omaha, Nebraska

Omaha's Joslyn Art Museum opens after a two year closure with an exhibtion by Eva LeWitt   read more...

Art and Resistance: Lawrence Calcagno at Amar Gallery

Art and Resistance: Lawrence Calcagno at Amar Gallery by Rachel Benham -

Calcagno’s noisy work is a refusal of the prison, literal or metaphorical, that the impoverished ideology of homophobia would have held him in   read more...

Mital Patel’s Photography: Where Storytelling Meets the Natural World

Mital Patel’s Photography: Where Storytelling Meets the Natural World - Article by Jonathan Bergström - Los Angeles, California

Mital Patel has emerged as an internationally recognized nature photographer.   read more...

Five Cartoons by Anthony Haden-Guest

Five Cartoons by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York City

More hilarious cartoon from the world famous artist and writer.   read more...

­­­­Other/Worldliness: Judd Schiffman’s Mothman in the Bardo

­­­­Other/Worldliness: Judd Schiffman’s Mothman in the Bardo by Iris Cushing - New York City

The show centers around the figure of Mothman, a mythical half-man, half-moth creature from West Virginia   read more...

Ann Weber’s Witty Life-Size Cardboard Sculptures Play with Disequilibrium in Evocative Balancing Acts

Ann Weber’s Witty Life-Size Cardboard Sculptures Play with Disequilibrium in Evocative Balancing Acts by Lita Barrie - Los Angeles, California

Weber is a crossover artist from a craft world background who spent years in upstate New York making functional pottery.   read more...

Obsessed at Zepster Gallery

Obsessed at Zepster Gallery - Article by David Jager - New York City

Bleeding Edge Gallery in Brooklyn Delves into the New Realism   read more...

Rediscovering Venus: Brutal Origins and Defiant resilience in Yongqi Tang’s The Open Venus

Yongqi Tang’s The Open Venus by Clare Gemima -

Yongqi Tang’s The Open Venus, exhibited at Latitude Gallery, is a compelling examination of mythology, bodily transformation, and personal resilience.   read more...

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