Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
On November 2, 2021, the fair takes over a 15,000 square foot billboard and hoists up a rotating curation of NFTs from more than 70 artists. read more...
Nathaniel Mary Quinn, “Not Far From Home; Still Far Away,” on view at Gagosian, presents an exploration of Quinn’s relationships in fourteen intense portraits. read more...
The Art Gallery of Ontario exhibition displays 37 works on paper, four drawing books, and one painting. read more...
There have been at least three galleries in Europe that have revived Closed Gallery since the period of the late 1960s and early 1970s and now it appears the time has come to move it to another continent, namely East Asia. read more...
Largely known for his pervasive “waterdrop” theme, Kim’s initial reputation began to evolve in Paris, where he chose to live and work in the early 1970s. read more...
Turner actively equates illusion and material reality, transforming one for the sake of the other. read more...
By gaining knowledge of the extensive history that the artist has been engaged with through book and shovel, image and forge, the objects represented give voice to unseen phantoms of our environs. read more...
In its best moments, Delano's exhibition Snowfall in LA captures the essence of the duality which one must possess to survive in modern society. read more...
This show is part exhibition, provocation, celebration, invitation. read more...
The result then, proof of the Artshack’s accountability as an anti-racist, queer-affirming organization celebrating the creativity of youth and honoring people of all abilities, is simply joyful. read more...
“On The Edge” inspires such musings the way a visit to the Barnes Foundation or Marfa does. read more...