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Art & NFTs at Consensus 2022

Art & NFTs at Consensus 2022 by Alfred Steiner - New York City

Although NFTs are a small part of the official Consensus program, many leaders of the art and NFT communities were there.   read more...

Sean Scully, Painter Poet by Donald Kuspit

Sean Scully, Painter Poet by Donald Kuspit - New York City

Sean Scully is undoubtedly a major master of abstraction, largely geometrical but not without gestural touches.   read more...

Linda Colletta’s Warped Tour

Linda Colletta’s Warped Tour by Heather Zises - New York City

The woven grid zooms you into the painting to reveal hundreds of micro paintings and zooms you out through the large-scale nature of the work.   read more...

Sculpture, Animal Conservation and Climate Activism: An Interview with Sculptor Kristina Libby

Sculpture, Animal Conservation and Climate Activism: An Interview with Sculptor Kristina Libby by Noah Becker -

There is a fair amount of research around how anthropomorphism actually helps with animal conservation.   read more...

Anthony Haden-Guest on Christy Rupp

Anthony Haden-Guest on Christy Rupp -

She has swaddled oil cans in felt, constructed mimic frog skeletons from welded steel and sliced credit cards and made images of aquatic algae from steel and plastic debris.   read more...

Charles Ray and the Uncanny at the Met

Charles Ray and the Uncanny at the Met by Ekin Erkan - New York City

The “uncanny”, an oft-utilized term in aesthetics and literature, has been characterized as an off-putting, eerie, shuddery feeling which we feel in response to certain perceptual phenomena.   read more...

Stephanie Dinkins: On Love and Data: Can Tech Ever Be Equitable?

Stephanie Dinkins: On Love and Data: Can Tech Ever Be Equitable? by Priya Gandhi - New York City

In this garden, time is the water that provides the viewers with budding stories from each woman, collapsing the past and present in a discordant space.   read more...

The Shrink and the Patient Are One and The Same: Louise Bourgeois Paintings at the Met

The Shrink and the Patient Are One and The Same: Louise Bourgeois Paintings at the Met by Nina Mdivani -

A compact, nuanced, exhibition of Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010) paintings at the Met offers a glance into a sculptor-in-the-making.   read more...

A Cartoon By Anthony Haden-Guest

A Cartoon By Anthony Haden-Guest -

And now, a cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest.   read more...

Scott Kahn at Almine Rech

Scott Kahn at Almine Rech by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

Scott Kahn is a veteran painter whose allegorical scenarios deliver a lasting impression.   read more...

Empathic Abstraction: Hisako Kobayashi’s Buddhist Paintings by Donald Kuspit

Empathic Abstraction: Hisako Kobayashi’s Buddhist Paintings by Donald Kuspit - New York City

Kobayashi’s vitalizing light—the innate radiance of her oceanic cosmos—saves abstraction from the nightmarish violence implicit in the fatalistic nihilism.   read more...

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