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Galen Gibson-Cornell: Tinker Tailor

Galen Gibson-Cornell: Tinker Tailor - Article by Edward Waisnis -

Readymade images, thus alleviating the necessity of drawing...   read more...

Pompey: A Look at Diplo's Jamaican Estate

Pompey: A Look at Diplo's Jamaican Estate - Article by Marcarson Photographs by Charles Roussel -

Whitehot went to Jamaica for an exclusive look.   read more...

Opening: Hidden in Plain Sight - Elena Chestnykh & Natsumi K. Goldfish

Opening: Hidden in Plain Sight - Elena Chestnykh & Natsumi K. Goldfish -

"Hidden in Plain Sight" invites viewers to explore the quiet, and beauty hidden beneath the surface of everyday life.   read more...

Hasani Sahlehe:

Hasani Sahlehe: "Song Ideas" -

Review of Hasani Sahlehe exhibition of paintings, "Song Ideas", at Canada Gallery.   read more...

From Art-Criticism to PR-ism, What Gives?

From Art-Criticism to PR-ism, What Gives? - New York City

Arts media is in crisis but getting press placements is important for the ballooning art market—PR people need to start advocating for writers who are already engaging in editorial-style writing for critique to thrive.   read more...

Francine Tint at Upsilon Gallery

Francine Tint in Dialogue with Helen Frankenthaler by David Jager - New York City

An original New York painter brings Mid Century New York Abstraction into the present   read more...

Make Elon Tweet Art, Bitch

Make Elon Tweet Art, Bitch - Article by Mieke Marple - Los Angeles, California

Imagine a world where art grabs back.   read more...

Forgive My Intrusion: A Review of Helia Chitsazan’s Forces of Change and Memory

Forgive My Intrusion: A Review of Helia Chitsazan’s Forces of Change and Memory by Marquez Woods -

The motif of haunted faces seen in the above paintings   read more...

Franklin Williams’ “It’s About Love” at The Bell Gallery

Franklin Williams’ “It’s About Love” at The Bell Gallery by WM - New York City

Williams' work is powerful, channeling a record of personal history, love, and expression into textured, vibrant creations   read more...

Jan Fabre’s Songs of the Canaries produces a manifest for the senselessness of loss

Jan Fabre’s Songs of the Canaries produces a manifest for the senselessness of loss by Rachel Benham -

Fabre’s monumental sculpture, The Man Who Measures His Own Planet, stands at the core of the gallery. It dominates the room, and given its size, it is enough to simply spend time in its shadow   read more...

How Rome Contemporary Art Week is Attempting to Push Artistic Interconnectivity

How Rome Contemporary Art Week is Attempting to Push Artistic Interconnectivity - Article by Maggie Horneff - London UK

During the last week of October over 621 artists and 85 curators came together for the ninth edition of Rome Contemporary Art Week.   read more...

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