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Interview with Delita Martin

Interview with Delita Martin by Jonathan Orozco - Omaha, Nebraska

The artwork of Delita Martin is monumental and commanding, but not in a manner meant to intimidate a viewer.   read more...

Larry Madrigal Injects Humor into Domestic Scenes in How Dare We Now Live at Nicodim Gallery

Larry Madrigal Injects Humor into Domestic Scenes in How Dare We Now Live at Nicodim Gallery by Lita Barrie - Los Angeles, California

Although Madrigal portrays awkward situations, he is obviously at ease using the medium of oil paint.   read more...

The New Black Portraiture

The New Black Portraiture by Petra Mason - South Africa

The recent turn to depicting everyday identities is a refreshing and important art historical turn therefore, one which the curators represent skillfully and subtly across a range of African artists, countries and portraiture approaches.   read more...

Mark Enstone On Painting Scenes of Intimacy & Artistic Authorship

Mark Enstone On Painting Scenes of Intimacy & Artistic Authorship by Mariepet Mangosing -

Let Enstone’s work remind us to slow down and really see the moments that make up our time.   read more...

A Cartoon By Anthony Haden-Guest

A Cartoon By Anthony Haden-Guest -

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

The Other Art Fair in Brooklyn

The Other Art Fair in Brooklyn by Mark Bloch -

The Other Art Fair in Brooklyn featured 130 artists at the Brooklyn Expo Center, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.   read more...

Off Alondra and Hickory: The Mexican-American experience of Jerry Peña

Off Alondra and Hickory: The Mexican-American experience of Jerry Peña by Jonathan Orozco - Omaha, Nebraska

Peña primarily works with pre-fabricated objects, but he scavenges for his materials by visiting primarily Mexican-American neighborhoods.   read more...

Theater of the Absurd at The Border Project Space

Theater of the Absurd at The Border Project Space by Gary Brewer - Los Angeles, California

Both Shiri Mordechay and Roberto Clemente De Leon create works that reflect different aspects of the absurd forces that shape our world today.   read more...

10 Japanese Artists Who Are Shaping Contemporary Art

10 Japanese Artists Who Are Shaping Contemporary Art by WM -

Compared with artists in neighboring Asian countries, Japanese artists, it is often said, tend to cultivate their creativity within a closed (and relatively smaller) ecosystem.   read more...

30 Works We Want from Salon Art + Design 2021

30 Works We Want from Salon Art + Design 2021 by Paul Laster -

Celebrating its ten-year anniversary edition at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, Salon Art + Design has everything you need to make your style of living better.   read more...

Jason McLean: As Seen On TV

Jason McLean: As Seen On TV by Anna Pruett - New York City

Standing before one of McLean’s highly detailed works on paper, which was featured at his latest solo exhibition “As Seen On TV”, is analogous to reading through the confessional pages of someone’s journal.   read more...

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