"The Best Art In The World"
Until recently, most of the artist’s subject matter has been more about the objects that people leave behind rather than the people themselves. read more...
Lee was born in Washington DC, grew up in the academic world and in his late teens launched himself into a double career as an artist and a fighter in Tae Kwondo. read more...
Renée Riccardo and I took the train from Grand Central Station to Croton Falls to pick-up a rental car before heading to Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Springs. read more...
“Speech cuts across vision,” the French philosopher Emmanuel Levinas writes, implying that language murders it. read more...
I’ve been a fan (and friend) of Johan Wahlstrom for many years. His new show is opening at Georges Bergès Gallery in New York City. I took the opportunity to reconsider his abstract and figurative works. read more...
The organizers of the annual Art Basel Miami Beach fair, a key cultural and economic event for the region, announced Wednesday they have canceled this year’s edition because of the COVID-19 pandemic. read more...
Angkasapura uses found paper, pen, pencils, and crayons and once at work, he is literally a man possessed (in two senses), working his remarkable drawings. read more...
Dedicated to the ones who found that Bird was the recipient of divine illumination and heard his sound, line and rhythm was Gnosis, a Dharmic transmission. read more...
Daytripping on the East End of Long Island to see art, Renée Riccardo and I arrived in East Hampton and headed straight to Newton Street. read more...
Purgatory Perceptions recaptures the spontaneity lost amongst shelter-in-place. read more...
What’s the difference between valid appropriation and blatant rip-off, between confluence and plagiarism? read more...
