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It Was Never Really a Decision: Moments Choisis.

It Was Never Really a Decision: Moments Choisis. By James Salomon -

One of the great things to be in this studio is the spiritual aspect of the house… so late at night you’d hear all these little sounds of air purifiers and air conditioners   read more...

Whitehot Recommends: Lunations at Harper's Chelsea 534

Whitehot Recommends: Lunations at Harper's Chelsea 534 by WM -

Lunations leaves the viewer with a sense of interconnectedness that might feel a bit alarming or new—like surviving a bizarre, not-so-natural disaster, then abruptly returning to so-called normalcy.   read more...

Frank Gehry’s Water Ballet with Giant Illuminated Fish at Gagosian, Beverly Hills

Frank Gehry’s Water Ballet with Giant Illuminated Fish at Gagosian, Beverly Hills by Lita Barrie - Los Angeles, California

Frank Gehry has used the fish form as a recurring motif in his groundbreaking architecture, sculpture and furniture design since the 1980s   read more...

Steve Keene: Essay & Interview by Ryan McGinness

Interview with Steve Keene by Ryan McGinness - New York City

Steve’s paintings move beyond the images depicted; Steve’s subject is painting itself.   read more...

Nada House 2021 on Governors Island

Nada House 2021 on Governors Island - New York City

Numerous artists at NADA House this year will present works that directly respond to the complex history of Governors Island’s colonial, military, and political past   read more...

Density Betrays Us at The Hole

Density Betrays Us at The Hole by Vittoria Benzine - New York City

Density Betrays Us developed out of a 2020 article by Woolbright for Whitehot Magazine titled “Phantom Body,” which explores the flesh prison’s historical role in dictating consensual reality through the lens of visual art.   read more...

Joshua Marsh: Seven Cascades at Mother Gallery

Joshua Marsh: Seven Cascades at Mother Gallery by David Ambrose -

The twelve acrylic paintings and five graphite drawings by Joshua Marsh currently on view at Mother Gallery in Beacon, NY may also be in need of a thermometer.   read more...

Christina Kruse at Helwaser Gallery

Christina Kruse at Helwaser Gallery by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

The small environments German-born, New York-based Christina Kruse makes look like a mostly white postmodern installation of diminutive sculptures. T   read more...

Dorothy Dehner at Rosenberg & Co.

Dorothy Dehner at Rosenberg & Co. by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

The mid-20th century artist and sculptor Dorothy Dehner is a true original, and in a better time, without the aggressive presence of her husband David Smith, she might have gained the recognition she deserved.   read more...

Cultural Rebels: Damien Hirst’s Ch-Ch-Ch-Cherry Blossoms!

Cultural Rebels: Damien Hirst’s Ch-Ch-Ch-Cherry Blossoms! by Coco Dolle - New York City

Damien’s entire body of work “Cherry Blossoms” consists of over 100 large-format canvases plus hundreds more of mini and medium-sized formats.   read more...

The Unified Practice of Paul Walde

The Unified Practice of Paul Walde by Vittoria Benzine - New York City

“You can recognize the patterns,” he said. “Any sound can start operating like music once you start hearing it in a certain context.”   read more...

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