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Here No More: Lexi Bishop on the History and Future of Pittsburgh’s Commercial Art Galleries

Here No More: Lexi Bishop on the History and Future of Pittsburgh’s Commercial Art Galleries by Emma Riva - Pittsburgh PA

To find Lexi Bishop’s gallery, you had to type “here” into Google Maps.   read more...

Interview with Ayça Telgeren on her exhibition Broken Horizon at Galerist in Istanbul

Interview with Ayça Telgeren on her exhibition Broken Horizon at Galerist in Istanbul by Selin Tamtekin - London UK

Broken Horizon is the artist’s first solo exhibition where cut-outs – a method she likens to, “painting with paper” – don’t feature.   read more...

C’Naan Hamburger: Vanitas

C’Naan Hamburger: Vanitas by Anna Gregor - New York City

Hamburger’s paintings don't succumb to nostalgic vagueness.   read more...

Phoebe Jamieson: Balancing Act

Phoebe Jamieson: Balancing Act by Carlota Gamboa - Los Angeles, California

“Nature isn’t always figurative,” she says about the subjects of her pieces.   read more...

On Gravity was an entity: Amorelle Jacox and Jessi Li (February 23-March 31, 2024) at Management, NYC

On Gravity was an entity: Amorelle Jacox and Jessi Li (February 23-March 31, 2024) at Management, NYC by Kirsten Cave - New York City

In the duo exhibition Gravity was an entity at Management, New York, Amorelle Jacox and Jessi Li raise existential questions.   read more...

WOMEN at Nicole Klagsbrun

WOMEN at Nicole Klagsbrun by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

The group show WOMEN, on view now, continues Nicole Klagsbrun’s working engagement with several artists and her decades-long commitment to presenting work made by women.   read more...

Lebanese Rome-based Gilbert Halaby Debuts Paintings in Miami, the United States, with “Apogee of Light”

Lebanese Rome-based Gilbert Halaby Debuts Paintings in Miami, the United States, with “Apogee of Light” by Rebecca Anne Proctor - Dubai UAE

The artist presents a selection of 35 paintings that highlight the everyday theater of Roman life   read more...

Sensing Sensibility: 2 1/2 D: The Stereoscopic Photography of Steven Pinker

Sensing Sensibility: 2 1/2 D: The Stereoscopic Photography of Steven Pinker by Elizabeth Meggs - New York City

The on-site gallery experience includes a fun, hands-on history of the technology of stereoscopic photography, from its 1838 origins to the present.   read more...

Art for Change

Art for Change by Daryl Rashaan King - New York City

Art for Change announces two projects with Phillips and Prospect Park Alliance.   read more...

Five Elements: Bill Pangburn’s Rivers

Five Elements: Bill Pangburn’s Rivers by Robert C. Morgan - New York City

Pangburn's artwork captures images of water waves and course.   read more...

Whitehot Recommends: Palm to Poplar: Caitlin MacBride at Shaker Museum Pop-Up in Kinderhook

Whitehot Recommends: Palm to Poplar: Caitlin MacBride at Shaker Museum Pop-Up in Kinderhook by WM -

Shaker Museum announces its first 2024 exhibition, Palm to Poplar: Devotional Labor, coming to the pop-up gallery at the Kinderhook Knitting Mill.   read more...

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