Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Ruben-Natal San Miguel at the New York Art Fairs. read more...
Bell and Chamberlain were close friends who enjoyed a great deal of time together in a productive artistic dialogue filled with laughter and bantering. read more...
Lum’s new solo art exhibition at Magenta Plains gallery in New York City presents nine recent works that address perennial, present-tense concerns of the artist. read more...
Born in Philadelphia in 1936, and now 86 still living there, the retrospective of Elizabeth Osborne's paintings at Berry Campbell gallery shows the range of her subject matter—she moves effortlessly from figuration to landscape. read more...
Kimsunken’s work is elegant, to be sure, as it is equally reserved. read more...
By now, everyone knows that the notorious early artnet bad boy scribe, Charlie Finch has committed his final act of shocking flamboyance. read more...
If there truly is an “art world” / Is it measured by empty cups and tickets to cities? read more...
Cassi Namoda’s paintings greet me with a shock of orange. The two rooms they take up at Goodman Gallery in Cape Town are woven together. read more...
The stylistic complexity in Suárez Kanerva’s art asserts a resounding affirmation inspired by God, alive in the lucent nature of her efforts. read more...
Liu’s first show with the gallery, is composed of dark, allegorical paintings whose meaning is not easily retrieved. read more...
In a central London street most known for bespoke tailoring, South Korean artist Koo Jeong A introduces stern three-headed eagles and clusters of five-pointed stars. read more...