Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
After becoming one of the youngest exhibitors ever at SFMOMA, in the exhibition Fetishes in 1975, Feldsott grew disillusioned by the demand for his work he felt pigeonholed to make read more...
Off the Cloth, which was curated by Puntes and Karen Cordero Reiman, a New York-born, Mexico-based art historian, is a show of thirteen artists read more...
Refrences from folklore, video games, and tabletop roleplaying experiences into direct painting using traditional techniques read more...
And now, a cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest. read more...
The "precarity of Modernism” allowed Navarro to create visual conflict between the woven-cane seat, objects, and body parts. read more...
Moses' linearly cohesive complexes of diagonal matrices extend fully to span his canvases. read more...
There are thirty-seven works and the title, THE CHANGING EARTH, sets the theme of the show, loosely divided into three categories: prints of volcanos; prints of earthquakes; prints of glaciers; with a fourth group of paintings showing images of female and male figures, many set in landscapes. read more...
Austin Lee is a classical painter, who happens to use cutting edge technology. read more...
River’s nature-inspired vision is augmented with colored bubble wrap, repurposed to replicate the leaves of trees and to function as the scales and fins of a male merman and female mermaid. read more...
"I think mystery... allows us time to dream." - Robert Wilson read more...
Ghiora’s process follows a scientific method where he deciphers the origins of creation while blurring notions of time. read more...