From Warhol to Wahlstrom: From 60s Celebrity to Today’s Social Media, opening at Ethan Cohen Fine Arts, is an immersive exhibition that juxtaposes Andy Warhol’s most iconic celebrity portraits with a new body of work. read more...
I've never been a fan of Renoir's paintings. As a figurative painter it drives me crazy to look at his work, I could never stand it. read more...
Burning Man is not art, that much is clear. Noah Becker on why he is annoyed by all this. read more...
Moon likes photographers from the Düsseldorf School and photographers from the Vancouver school like Jeff Wall. Bechers, Thomas Ruff, Andreas Gursky and Thomas Struth read more...
Giacometti Retrospective is an incredibly handsome affair. It is a meticulously planned event where great care has been taken in the slightest detail of presentation from its immaculately spaced sculptural bases and vitrines. read more...
The unwanted Farage portrait was part of the Royal Academy of Arts’ 250th summer exhibition. The painting shows Farage in his trademark purple-striped tie. read more...
This wouldn't be funny except for the fact that whoever is doing the ads at Google has no idea it's a work of art. Or do they? Are the artists getting paid? read more...
Lara Atallah’s first major exhibition in New York, Threshold, is concerned with thresholds not just in the dictionary sense of the term, as places of entry or crossing read more...
This exhibition presents a collection of watercolors recently created by the Chinese contemporary artist Tang Chenghua, his first in New York. read more...
Friends in Europe tell me there's no money in Berlin for artists and it appears that gentrification has set in there. read more...
Color heals pain, which creates art and is the closest to real love. Lately I’ve been losing myself in the beauty of dynamic colors. read more...
