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Interview with curator and community activist Vida Sabbaghi

Interview with curator and community activist Vida Sabbaghi by Nina Mdivani - New York City

When I met Sabbaghi several years ago, I was dazzled by the number of projects she successfully implements at her 630 Flushing location.   read more...

A Cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest

A Cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York City

And now, a cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest.   read more...

Drawing From the Plate: Anthony Haden-Guest on the Art of Rob Strati

Drawing From the Plate: Anthony Haden-Guest on the Art of Rob Strati - New York City

It was in the Fall of 2020 that Jocelyn, wife of the artist, Rob Strati, dropped a plate in the kitchen.   read more...

A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall Curated by Lara Pan

A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall Curated by Lara Pan by Bradley Wester - New York City

Some big art ideas are currently on view in the small town of Jamestown on Connecticut Island.   read more...

Cultural Rebels: Feminist Art appreciation at Independent Fair

Cultural Rebels: Feminist Art appreciation at Independent Fair by Coco Dolle - New York City

In the last decade, women’s visibility in contemporary arts has made incredible progress thanks to fourth wave generation feminist artists   read more...

The World is Mine & I’m Thinking About You: A Look Into Jesse Draxler's World

The World is Mine & I’m Thinking About You: A Look Into Jesse Draxler's World - Los Angeles, California

The breadth of Jesse Draxler’s work and the way he has pushed forward in the midst of the pandemic has led to his second book   read more...

Independent Art Fair Opens the NYC’s Spring Art Season

Independent Art Fair Opens the NYC’s Spring Art Season by J. Scott Orr -

Getting a jump on the week-long celebration of contemporary art that will accompany the opening of Frieze New York next week, Independent Art Fair opens today (May 12)   read more...

Nineteen Eighty-Five: Natia Lemay Goes Beneath The Surface in her First NYC Solo Show

Nineteen Eighty-Five: Natia Lemay Goes Beneath The Surface in her First NYC Solo Show by Byron Armstrong -

As an Afro-Indigenous artist, Lemay is cautious about the way her trauma, Blackness, and Indigeneity are represented in her work, both for herself and the broader community.   read more...

The Necessity of Painting: James Kelly: Seven Decades of Painting and the Origins of Bay Area Abstraction at David Richard Gallery

The Necessity of Painting: James Kelly: Seven Decades of Painting and the Origins of Bay Area Abstraction at David Richard Gallery by Isaac Aden - New York City

In this in-depth examination of Kelly’s practice, we can see his stylistic oscillation between hardedge geometric abstraction and a more expressive styles   read more...

ActionReaction brings Molybdomancy to Queens

ActionReaction brings Molybdomancy to Queens by Noah Tavlin - New York City

On a Saturday afternoon at LiC-Artists in Long Island City, Queens, multidisciplinary artist Nazli Efe conducted an event halfway between a workshop and a Molybdomancy ritual.   read more...

A Celebration Of Water: Jitka Hanzlova’s Photographs at Yancey Richardson Gallery by Donald Kuspit

A Celebration Of Water: Jitka Hanzlova’s Photographs at Yancey Richardson Gallery by Donald Kuspit - New York City

There’s something soothing and pleasing, lovable and lyrical about the water in Jitka Hanzolva’s photographs of it.   read more...

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