Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Within we web keepers, Lukaza explores and interrogates the interconnected practices of collective survival and mutual aid that hold and sustain Black, Indigenous, queer, trans, non binary, people of color. read more...
I suggest that the spiritual unconscious comes to the rescue of the artist when making art becomes meaningless, when being an artist seems beside the point of life. read more...
Her multimedia works engage with themes of environmentalism, climate change, ecological fragility, assimilation, and immigration. read more...
Now sixty, and living in London after a long period spent in New York, Do Ho Suh is showing a group of complicated works, some of them devoted to an anti-monumental feeling. read more...
In her recent solo show, Front Yards, Back Yards, painter, Natalie Wadlington illuminates the mythic contours of childhood, re-discovered under the restrictions of nation-wide lockdown. read more...
And now, a cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest. read more...
But not only are his scenarios telling in their detail, they are also funny. Anyone who has walked on the streets of the city will immediately recognize this. read more...
The series examines modernist architecture through the medium of the cyanotype. read more...
Among the twelve fantastical portraits of young women in Ángeles Agrela’s Fauna exhibition at the Anat Ebgi gallery, the first one you may see walking in the door is “Maelys.” read more...
Gisela and I are both of Puerto Rican-American descent and feminists. read more...
Anna Park (b. 1996, Daegu, South Korea) lives and works in Brooklyn. Last Call is organized by SCAD Museum of Art chief curator Daniel S. Palmer. read more...
