"Decadence can be beauty, and it can be ugliness: all these things work hand in hand in a very thick mesh of what it's like to be alive right now." read more...
Throughout this exhibition, Avedon’s portraits remain accessible and create a meaningful dialogue with the viewer. read more...
Hailing from Hjørring, Denmark, Ole Tersløse studied painting at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen before developing a practice in computer-generated imagery and sculpture. read more...
At The LODGE in Los Angeles, Violent Garden is Fawn Rogers’ first solo gallery exhibition. read more...
As an agent her methods developed quickly while working with her first artist, Mesplé, who signed on in 2014. “Since then his following has grown from a few hundred to a collective social media audience of almost 60,000 read more...
She’s no stranger to Greek myths and Tolstoy, either, as with her photograph “An Attempt To Recreate The Pain Of Sisyphus” and her mixed-media piece starring dead moths. read more...
Jimi Billingsley has always been a wanderer, beginning with a childhood spent exploring the wilderness of the Catskills from his home in Woodstock, New York read more...
On Friday, September 8th, at Slag Gallery in Brooklyn, artist Marius Ritui will unveil his latest exhibition, The Tale of a Found Dimension read more...
Dioramas may or may not be your cup of tea, but they do clarify and confirm our latent immersive desire for intimate sublime space read more...
“It’s a coffee, a cigarette, and something that really sustains my butterfly system,” says Joseph Ari Aloi of his morning ritual from inside his quiet, sun-bathed Fort Green, Brooklyn apartment. read more...
When I met Joanna Pickering – actress, model, writer, muse – she reminded me of Sharon Stone in her Oscar-nominated role as Ginger McKenna from Martin Scorsese’s Casino. read more...
