Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Frank Gerritz is the heir of Malevich, as the “wall sculptures,” as he called the drawings...make clear. read more...
Hélène Guenin, director of Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMAC) in Nice, invited a French art historian. read more...
Long harboring a penchant for working on a wide variety of papers, David’s move to pastel from paint, made perfect sense. read more...
Yongshin Cho, a conceptual sculptor who works with video, is offering an installation of his short films contained by boxes made of wood and cardboard. read more...
The title of the exhibition: For Esmé – with Love and Squalor, originates from the J.D. Salinger short story by the same name. read more...
Dill weaves imagery, text and historical visionary figures into a cascade of elongated figures, striking historical fonts, fractured stories and symbols. read more...
Imbued with connotations of sensuality, sanctity, and invasion, the oyster has long been portrayed as a symbol of lust, pleasure, opulence, and indulgence. read more...
In Votives: Sculptures by Nancy Azara, the artist presents carved and painted sculptures from 2010 to the present that record a journey of ideas and memories around the unseen and the unknown. read more...
Sandback’s highly specific, scientific title indicates that art of unusual sophistication can be made with the simplest of directions. read more...
An ardent proponent of experimental art throughout her 40 year career, Sandor and her team at (art)n have spearheaded new possibilities. read more...
Other than the incorporation of a pair of bowling balls embellishing two of the Minter works (these described as a diptych), all that is so poetically installed - at MARCH - is made entirely of welded steel. read more...