Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Andy Moses’ father, Ed Moses, was an artist with the Ferus Gallery, now enshrined as LA’s Cool School, and Andy grew up in the Santa Monica Canyon, looking out onto the ocean. read more...
A sprawling multimedia exhibition in Nashville examines people, power and portraiture. read more...
Turner’s greatest passion lies in working with flowers, an area that solidifies her inner conflict into something concrete and literal. read more...
It is not just the social history of porcelain that intrigues Doucet, but also the spiritual energy of using something directly from the earth. read more...
For each of her works, the materials lists are essential to conveying the works’ full content to the viewer; the element of self-disclosure is essential to considering Klinghoffer’s work as a whole. read more...
The title of the show, “Elpis,” means Hope and is taken from an anecdote told by the Greek poet Hesiod, in which Hope is unable to escape from the box Pandora closed after releasing all the horrors it contained. read more...
Citing “popcorn loops,” “jute strands,” and “deeply marled yarns,” the titles of Healey’s works often hint at the upscale furniture and lifestyle catalogs from which he extracts his material. read more...
In a compelling and timely presentation To Cast Too Bold a Shadow at The 8th Floor, the totality of a woman’s existence within patriarchal systems is broken down into components processed and analyzed by artists. read more...
The relevant salient point of Warhol: A Life As Art is the unquenchable thirst for refusal of consequence or selectivity or hierarchy. read more...
From deep down inside of and secure in his pockets, and concealed there in rubber-band bound bunches, an urgency to share is revealed in Melvin Way’s scrap bits of recycled and mismatched papers and on incongruous surfaces. read more...
While women are relegated to the natural realm, destined to cultivate the earth as they have for millennia, Rivera finds beauty in technological advancement and the fraught notion of progress. read more...