"The Best Art In The World"
Larry Ossei-Mensah joins Noah Becker to discuss the current show he organized at the New York Academy of Art. read more...
Maya Mercer’s “Parochial Segments,” despite its implicitly constricting title, opens up the ongoing sequence of photographs Mercer has been compiling. read more...
This year, shows of her work that had been postponed in 2020 by the pandemic are scheduled to open. read more...
Drawing on his formal training as a figurative artist, Purse engages themes of masculinity, violence, sports, and entertainment. read more...
With 220 lush, sensually provocative (and perverse) color plates, there is plenty to luxuriate starved and strained sensibilities within this rather idiosyncratic book. read more...
It was Charles Wilp, a Dusseldorf-based artpreneur, who connected me with the Christos in 1962. read more...
The late curator, artist and scholar David Driskell and his pivotal contributions to American art history are profiled in the documentary Black Art: In the Absence of Light. read more...
An upcoming exhibition aims to present the full 360-degree package of KAWS’s twenty-five-year art practice, featuring graffiti drawings, paintings, smaller collectables, furniture and recent augmented reality projects. read more...
"I selected this artwork as my contribution to the Collector Edition Jigsaw Puzzle because it’s an image of hope and resolve." read more...
In John Clarke's death, we honour and celebrate the plume of smoke he leaves us; a lifetime of carefully drawn marks, his love and respect for nature, and heartfelt connections with family, friends and strangers, whose lives he has enriched with his presence. read more...
Why did Frank Auerbach become an artist—a painter, especially of portraits? read more...
