Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
There’s something soothing and pleasing, lovable and lyrical about the water in Jitka Hanzolva’s photographs of it. read more...
Debbie Dickinson, the New York curator/dealer, has put together approximately eighty shows over the last dozen years, for instance, New York, Palm Beach, Paris and Nantucket. read more...
I was given only 3 weeks to vacate the studio. read more...
From Gerhard Richter to Jackson Pollock, there’s a long line of notable this-and-last-century artists who have leapt dramatically from the creation of fully figurative to utterly abstract works. read more...
"The way a poem is built up through lines and images resembles layers of thought. Painting has its layers too - except these are real and physical" read more...
Sometimes a painting is a prayer ushers Carmen Neely into new territory to envision the scalar expansion of her work. read more...
