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Shannon Cartier Lucy’s version of home, as presented in her exhibition at Lubov, is one of domestic nihilism and dark humor. read more...
Alvin Baltrop’s a story of systematic exclusion yet all too common. read more...
Ogilvie captures the prevailing spirit of Lovecraft's literature of supernatural horror; namely, its very cosmicism, with conviction and brio. read more...
Nina Kuo's Art Deviation uses dots, unlikely color combinations, and unorthodox unrecognizable subject matter to jolt her audience at Flushing Town Hall, Queens read more...
The late Don van Vliet, better known as the gravel-voiced rock singer Captain Beefheart in the 1960s and ‘70s read more...
Towering in the middle of Mexico City’s Arróniz Arte Contemporáneo’s exhibition, stood Moris’ Este la nómada invertida (This is the Nomad Inverted) read more...
Often the subject of the American Minimalist Donald Judd enters into the discussion of Yun Hyong-keun’s work. read more...
Some info on our recent articles and art advice from Whitehot Magazine artist and publisher Noah Becker. read more...
His unique painterly method—the application of dry pigment through an enormous number of layers—creates in us a mysterious astonishment that opens up a new sensibility read more...
Walking into the exhibition at SFA Projects on the Lower East Side, literally titled Birds and Flowers, Vases and Windows. read more...
Ovid tells us that many men as well as many women fell in love with Narcissus, but he rejected them all, for none of them were worthy of his beauty. read more...