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Gretchen Andrew's Vision of Human Destiny for the Internet

Gretchen Andrew's Vision of Human Destiny for the Internet by Juan Marco Torres - Los Angeles, California

The magic of Andrew's work stems from its powerful ability to transmute her personal desires into formulated realities.   read more...

Pictures from a Pandemic: ORLAN

Pictures from a Pandemic: ORLAN by Anthony Haden-Guest -

FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE LOCKDOWN I'VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT MANDELA CONFINED IN A TINY LITTLE CELL.   read more...

The Idea of Trust: Tatiana Wills on Photographing Other Artists

The Idea of Trust: Tatiana Wills on Photographing Other Artists by Juan Marco Torres - Los Angeles, California

“Whoever you are shooting,” she says, “you can't just be a dabbler, an interloper, you have to immerse yourself to gain their trust.”   read more...

Why is There a Gallery Devoted to a Poet in the New MoMA?

Why is There a Gallery Devoted to a Poet in the New MoMA? by Dean Rader - New York City

Visitors feel invited to pull up a chair and thumb through the books on the table, which include some exhibition catalogues and a copy of O’Hara’s Lunch Poems.   read more...

Glacial Love: Patrica Carr Morgan Examines the Beauty and Loss of Our Planet (Tucson, Arizona)

Glacial Love: Patrica Carr Morgan Examines the Beauty and Loss of Our Planet (Tucson, Arizona) by Samantha Parker -

Morgan is a longtime resident of the desert community in Tucson where she notices the water tables have dropped and the rivers running dry   read more...

Méïr Srebriansky: Age of Resin

Méïr Srebriansky: Age of Resin by Vittoria Benzine - New York City

While the world turns to art in an effort to cope with the fallout of mandatory isolation, artists like Méïr Srebriansky, have committed to sharing their work.   read more...

Donald Kuspit on Avant-Garde And Kitsch: Re-Thinking An Old Distinction And Its Fate

Donald Kuspit on Avant-Garde And Kitsch: Re-Thinking An Old Distinction And Its Fate - New York City

What remains is what the work of art tells us about the lifeworld, and whether it becomes a lived experience rather than a relic of its times.   read more...

Van Gogh’s Bed: Ewa Monika Zebrowski and the Art of the Book

Van Gogh’s Bed: Ewa Monika Zebrowski and the Art of the Book - Montreal

Zebrowski’s images of the asylum bedroom are like radiant ephemera that call up memory and its referent to the threshold of sight.   read more...

Highlights from Dallas Art Fair Online

Highlights from Dallas Art Fair Online by Paul Laster -

While the 12th edition of the Dallas Art Fair has been postponed until October 1 – 4, a new online platform launched this week.   read more...

Kimber Smith at Cheim & Read

Kimber Smith at Cheim & Read by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

Smith offers us an uninterrupted view of a painting process that is inherently pleasing and enjoyable.   read more...

Lauren Levato Coyne: Mutagens and Symbionts

Lauren Levato Coyne: Mutagens and Symbionts by Daniel Maidman - New York City

With “Mutagens & Symbionts,” Levato Coyne has seen the sculpture in the rock that was her own accumulated body of materials and images.   read more...

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