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Mernet Larsen at James Cohan Gallery

Mernet Larsen at James Cohan Gallery by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

Her results, odd but strangely beautiful, keep both past and present alive.   read more...

“Degree Zero: Drawing at Midcentury” at the Museum of Modern Art

“Degree Zero: Drawing at Midcentury” at the Museum of Modern Art by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

“Degree Zero” does an excellent job of building connections between works of art we might not have noticed.   read more...

Interview with Paul Mpagi Sepuya

Interview with Paul Mpagi Sepuya by Jonathan Orozco - Omaha, Nebraska

"In this work we are all gay or queer. These conditions are taken as a given, enjoyed and played with as you say in a tender way. But I do not describe or ascribe other meaning."   read more...

Donald Kuspit on Gerrit Rietveld’s Red Blue Chair 1918-1923

Donald Kuspit on Gerrit Rietveld’s Red Blue Chair 1918-1923 - New York City

Rietveld began his career as a furniture maker, but was also an architect who exhibited at the Bauhaus; the Red Blue Chair is a constructivist sculpture meant for exhibition in a museum however nominally a chair meant for a home.   read more...

Idiosyncratic Nature: Donald Kuspit on Inka Essenhigh’s Flowers and Patrice Charbonneau’s Shoals

Idiosyncratic Nature: Donald Kuspit on Inka Essenhigh’s Flowers and Patrice Charbonneau’s Shoals - New York City

What draws us to Inka Essenhigh’s flowers and Patrice Charbonneau shoals is their idiosyncrasy—the idiosyncrasy inherent to nature.   read more...

Home Cooking, or an Art of the Future in the Perpetual Present

Home Cooking, or an Art of the Future in the Perpetual Present by Mike Maizels -

A culinary approach to painting diffuses the anxious hand-wringing over the shape of future art history, one seemingly stillborn amidst the homogeneity (or myopia) of the perpetual present   read more...

Stefan Simchowitz Interview: If You Can’t Join Them, Beat Them

Stefan Simchowitz Interview: If You Can’t Join Them, Beat Them by Nina Mdivani -

I spoke with Simchowitz about his new gallery, his views on the art market, collectors, and new digital environments we are all inhabiting.   read more...

Jack Whitten: I AM THE OBJECT at Hauser & Wirth

Jack Whitten: I AM THE OBJECT at Hauser & Wirth by Zoe Hopkin - New York City

Jack Whitten (1939-2018) had a fierce love for jazz. I begin with this because his artwork is full of it. “I want the visual equivalence of jazz.”   read more...

Jake McCord: Full Frontal at SHRINE

Jake McCord: Full Frontal at SHRINE by John Drury -

True to the title of this exhibition of Jake’s works, each is bold – in flat fields of color – and beautiful, in often complimentary color schemes.   read more...

Hélio Oiticica at Lisson Gallery

Hélio Oiticica at Lisson Gallery by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

A poet of the favelas, or makeshift slums, found in Rio de Janeiro, Oiticica created installations that were influenced by the social circumstances of his environment.   read more...

A Profile of Filip Fabian

A Profile of Filip Fabian by Vittoria Benzine - New York City

His work often centers around wildlife, flora, and fauna, motifs present throughout tattoo history.   read more...

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