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Jonas Wood’s Monumental Still Lifes of Pots, Plants and Pooches at David Kordansky Gallery

Jonas Wood’s Monumental Still Lifes of Pots, Plants and Pooches at David Kordansky Gallery by Lita Barrie - Los Angeles, California

Wood’s current exhibition Plants and Animals, on view at David Kordansky Gallery, showcases twenty-five new paintings created over the last three years.   read more...

Taking a Knee with Willis “Bing” Davis at the Contemporary Dayton

Taking a Knee with Willis “Bing” Davis at the Contemporary Dayton by John Drury -

Davis “bookmarks” the playbook of a disruptive historical time rivaling that of the civil rights movement of the 1960s.   read more...

Whitehot Suggests: DIY Porto Performance Artists Archive

Whitehot Suggests: DIY Porto Performance Artists Archive -

A performance art archive you should know about.   read more...

Poets and People Fix the World at Meshell Ndegeocello’s James Baldwin Tribute Concert

Poets and People Fix the World at Meshell Ndegeocello’s James Baldwin Tribute Concert by Jan Garden Castro - New York City

Electricity permeated the audience as the sheer magic of Meshell Ndegeocello’s ensemble and their harmonies   read more...

Posterity for P.A.D; the little pop-up gallery that could

Posterity for P.A.D; the little pop-up gallery that could by Dana Notine - New York City

In With The Old at Walter’s in Amsterdam, New York celebrates five years of P.A.D, the prolific pop-up gallery in SoHo, New York that broadens the scope of where art can thrive outside the white-cube.   read more...

New York Artists Equity Members Invitational Exhibition

New York Artists Equity Members Invitational Exhibition by Christopher Stout - New York City

Previously on view at Equity Gallery is the 2022 annual New York Artists Equity Members Invitational Exhibition   read more...

This week opens

This week opens "Somewhere Around There", the first NYC solo show by Dallas-based visual artist Nishiki Sugawara-Beda - Article by Vittoria Benzine - New York City

traditional East Asian Sumi unfurl across the exhibition on their own or in groups of four   read more...

My Direct Self-Portrayal Was Considered Offensive: Interview with Annegret Soltau

My Direct Self-Portrayal Was Considered Offensive: Interview with Annegret Soltau by Nina Mdivani -

Coming from a generation of civil protests of 1970s, Soltau internalized feminism and artistic disruption through her controversial photo portrayals of nudes   read more...

Sightlines at Melissa Morgan Fine Art Gallery

Sightlines at Melissa Morgan Fine Art Gallery by Lorien Suarez - Palm Desert, California

The artworks on display provide the viewer with an excellent contribution to the ongoing influential Southern Californian "Light and Space" movement.   read more...

New Netflix Doc

New Netflix Doc "The Andy Warhol Diaries" Uses AI to Re-create the Late Artist's Voice by Noah Becker -

It's an exciting use of deep-fake and artificial intelligence.   read more...

John Chamberlain, The Greatest Junk Artist by Donald Kuspit

John Chamberlain, The Greatest Junk Artist by Donald Kuspit - New York City

To see Chamberlain’s sculptures through the narrow lens of Abstract Expressionism is to be blind to their larger importance: they are the grand climax of junk art.   read more...

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