Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Covid-19 has shaken and unmoored the Woodstock Film Festival as much as it has other such group cultural events world-wide. read more...
I had the chance to speak with Karen Gunderson, an artist with a unique and potent history. read more...
It was at the suggestion of Jeffrey Deitch that Joe Coleman focused on Edouard Manet’s Le Dejeuner sur l’herbe as source material. read more...
At the Cabaret of Nothingness, I came face-to-face with the ambiguity of the human spirit over and over again. read more...
My first encounter with the photographs of Lynn Stern was through Donald Kuspit. After this, I was invited to participate in a filmed panel talk about Stern's work. read more...
A majorly stressful byproduct of the pandemic is artists having to cope with the effect of the sudden shutdown to their ongoing projects. read more...
Bourgeois is nothing if not a psychologically inclined practitioner of visionary menace, in which the entire world can seem threatening. read more...
In 1983 Mike Bidlo repainted Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, launching himself onto his subversive, commits controversial Masterpiece project. read more...
From his concrete canvas, Curtis Cuffie created works amongst America’s most important of the 1990’s, at the curbs of lower Manhattan’s pre-gentrified downtown. read more...
Hazel Lee Santino is a painter (as well as illustrator, sculptor, educator, arts administrator, sometimes curator, and learning-to-be-an-animator) born in New York City and raised on the Lost Coast. read more...
In filmmaker and educator Robert Adanto’s fifth artist documentary, Belgrade-based performance artist Marta Jovanović punches up from the opening scene onward. read more...
