"The Best Art In The World"
The Triennale, the first in the Cape, marks an intentional point of contact to engage with the surrounding areas fractured past, thorny present and complex future. read more...
This exhibition opens with viewers’s images reflected in sheets of stacked glass read more...
One of the first times an artist confronted a new technology with visual capabilities was when Paul Delaroche, one of the most prominent French history painters of his time. read more...
This painting, with white haze animating the tree stumps, could be a kissing cousin to Fall, 2019 by Ron Milewicz where a fallen tree lays indisposed before an enchanted golden arbor. read more...
One of the things one first notices about the photos of Ruben Natal-San Miguel is his mastery of color, light and composition. read more...
COVID-19 was not yet at its peak here in New York when I got the invite. Natalie White's collaborative photos with Issa Salliander opening at Wallplay. read more...
Inasmuch as most of these eccentric objects of Giordano incite body parts, they may concurrently omit such associations read more...
I think the most important thing is some kind of psychological resonance between the figure and the viewer. read more...
I was a pop star woman in Japanese culture that was very unique. The expression to "Kawaii” or to “be pretty” played a key role in this persona. read more...
Wyeth’s traditionalist art prophesizes the end of modernist art at the moment of its American triumph. read more...
Rodriguez-Graham pulls iconic images from art history and distorts them to create new contemporary works through his own means of digital abstraction. read more...
