Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
With a forensic lens, Onyeka Igwe’s commissioned film a so-called archive (2020), interrogates the decomposing repositories of Empire, and offers the central feature in her first solo exhibition in North America read more...
Tessa Hugues-Freeland and Johanna St Michaels have followed up on their 2020 project. read more...
At once fun and lively as well as serious and contemplative, Timothy’s large-scale oil paintings burst with color and light. read more...
“Celebration” is the word that comes to my mind when I consider Thomas Wharton’s paintings. read more...
Working in collaboration with found fabric and the unseen, Ray composes coarse terrains imprinted with illegible, but not insignificant, information. read more...
The artist's cybernetic organisms -- or information systems -- frequently feature fractured human and organic elements, classical references to the Dutch Masters, Michelangelo or Dante. read more...
Launching this fall at the former home of Barneys New York to support the revitalization of the City’s creative economy. read more...
Castro explores the everyday in a not-so-everyday way. read more...
The artist’s first public sculpture, Renaissance Women, challenges our old matrix by honoring the women of the Harlem Renaissance through an elegant twist of decidedly masculine steel. read more...
OLIVIER MOSSET is a major and comprehensive exhibition of the artist’s equally “contemplative and mystifying” body of work throughout the decades. read more...
In 2018 Jasper Johns made 24 Untitled works on paper and plastic. They’re all meant to be letters to the public at large read more...
