Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Both painterly and architectural, Eceiza incorporated temporary migratory architecture read more...
Curated by Clare Milliken and Bailey Summers, “Women of Now: Dialogues of Memory, Place, and Identity” showcases 28 women artists. read more...
For Iranian-American painter and movement artist Darvish, there is no greater human act than living in the present. read more...
This debut NYC group show by Black Women of Print opened in late January, highlighting nine contemporary Black women printmakers working with the innovative collective. read more...
Drawing inspiration from street art in cities he has lived, such as Chicago, Santa Fe, and now Brooklyn, Bockhaus has developed his own practice by blending his propensity for art history and the murals he walks past every day. read more...
This year’s OAF was an uplifting return to meaningful art gatherings and showcases read more...
When I walked into Mexico City’s Zona Maco this year, I was greeted by Stefan Brüggemann’s "Speculative Painting (Two women)." read more...
In art, as in physics, the viewer is not a passive recipient of perceptual wealth but plays an integral role in its constitution. read more...
Alfred Krupa's works are earmarked by war and post-war social injustices read more...
Tucked away in the backroom at Washburn Gallery is an art chalice. read more...