The New Phenomenology: BUILT at Brutus (Rotterdam) by Mike Maizels - Boston

BUILT synthesizes work drawn from two previous presentations: Akeem Smith's No Gyal Can Test as well as Tommy Malekoff’s Forever and Forever.   read more...

Poetry and Performance Before Art Basel by Kurt McVey - New York

Poets who live and breathe the form can enter and exit the theater of everyday life.   read more...

Roxanne Jackson’s Ceramics Personify the Duality in Us All by Raina Mehler - New York

Roxanne Jackson reinvents the medium of ceramics, utilizing traditional and contemporary techniques, to create powerful artworks that allude to themes of transformation, dualism, and mythology.   read more...

Under the Eyes of a Dry Mountain: Aaron Michael Skolnick’s intimate still lifes at MARCH by Sonja Teszler - New York

This intimate, conceptual body of work speaks to the artist’s own state of mind from a place of contemplation and self-reflection.   read more...

William Corwin at Geary Contemporary (Millerton, New York) by Jonathan Goodman - New York

In both sets of work, Corwin is committed to a visionary treatment of very old things.   read more...

A Cartoon By Anthony Haden-Guest - New York

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

Flow My Tears: Charlie Stein at BARK Berlin Gallery by Jeffrey Grunthaner - Berlin

Portrait painting has historically been an act of erasure. From John Singer Sargent's Madame X to de Kooning's Woman, II   read more...

Ruth Oisteanu’s Illuminated Landscapes and Valery Oisteanu’s Lighter Than Air (Collages and Assemblages) by Mark Bloch - New York

Married for 49 years now, the creative couple met first in Israel—she born to Holocaust survivors.   read more...

Matisse in the 1930s at the Philadelphia Museum of Art: Priest of the Eternal Feminine, Herald of Eternal Youth: The Last Years by Donald Kuspit - New York

Matisse’s art is about the eternal return of the eternally young female in denial of death.   read more...

Kajin Kim: Inhabiting the Interface at Swivel Gallery by Maria Owen - London

In Kajin Kim’s first solo exhibition in New York, Inhabiting the Interface at Swivel Gallery, the concept of an “interface” is positioned as a poetic meeting point.   read more...

''Eschatology'' & ''Scartime'' by Emanuel Gargano Photos and Text by Ruben Natal-San Miguel - New York

Italian artist and designer Emanuel Gargano was born in Assisi, Umbria. This area profoundly shaped his creative and emotional sensibilities.   read more...

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