"The Best Art In The World"
I was excited to meet Amaranth Ehrenhalt, a ninety-year-old American artist whose unrestrained palette I recently began admiring. read more...
Have a conversation about materiality and mortality while staring at the ash, dirt, wood and cold wax that make up the art of Jerry McLaughlin. read more...
New York artist Millicent Young asserts, “To be changed is to create change.” There is no better way of communicating. read more...
Those who attended Art Basel Miami Beach may have noticed among the shrouds of collector favorites a new trend beginning to emerge. read more...
I moved to NYC’s East Village in 1983 to finish college, and I still live here. It was a different place back then. read more...
Liu Chunbing’s “A Walk in the Clouds” exhibition from Hubei, China, brings his perspective on these issues to New York read more...
The painter Lisa Yuskavage takes over two spaces of the David Zwirner Gallery this November with a survey of small works and a group of new large scale paintings. read more...
Every so often we all get the sensation that we are being watched. It is an innate feeling derived from something as simple as looking up to see a stranger looking back or seeing modern surveillance. read more...
John Heward, the abstract painter and improvisational jazzman, died this November. He will be missed. read more...
Ross Bleckner and Zachari Logan have been making collaborative works. read more...
Jess Frost came across some digital records that eventually led her to a vast and intriguing physical treasure trove of Ray Johnson “mail art” read more...
