“The magic of painting is in the metaphors,” says Reisha Perlmutter, sitting on a comfy royal blue couch in her live-work studio in Williamsburg read more...
Danish-born artist Mikael B paints dynamic images of crystalline geometric clusters rushing through lush, painterly skyscapes. read more...
In his travelling "Myopia" show, the prolific composer, musician, and Devo front man Mark Mothersbaugh (b. 1950), presented visual art, home-made instruments, sonic environments, film, animation, rugs and 30,000 postcards read more...
The two artists in this show—Debra Drexler and Lucas Moran—both make use of the Galkyd medium, which enables them to extend painting and quicken drying time. read more...
Marisa Merz’s The Sky is a Great Space at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles is a thoughtful and in-depth look at the artist. read more...
Marion Lane and Rochelle Botello's exuberant artworks present fusions of color, form, and content that are simultaneously appealing and transformative. read more...
Borders, border crossing, and the complex web of power connections between them figure heavily into this exhibition. read more...
I was first introduced to Jean Nagai’s art by a friend of mine, the poet Sam Lohmann. Sam knew of Jean through some Pacific Northwest connections by way of Olympia Washington. read more...
The Marciano Art Foundation, an impressive, lovingly and cunningly assembled collection of contemporary art by everyone you’ve ever heard of. read more...
Airea D. Matthews’s first collection of poems, Simulacra, received the 2016 Yale Series of Younger Poets Award (Yale University Press, 2017). She is a recipient of a 2016 Rona Jaffe Foundation Writer's Award. read more...
In these revisionary times—when the Zero, Gutai, and Arte Povera movements are getting a second life—one of New York’s own, under-known artists deserves another look. read more...
