Noah Becker's whitehot magazine of contemporary art

John Chamberlain at Hauser & Wirth by Jonathan Goodman - New York

Chamberlin is a master of the complications and intricacies of assemblage. In the case of “Baby Tycoons,” we see him establish a fluent language of expressiveness   read more...

Three Figurative Painters by Daniel Maidman - New York

Daniel Maidman spotlights three current New York painting exhibitions by Michelle Doll, Aleah Chapin, and Fedel Spadafora.   read more...

Jonathan Brown and the New Movement in Mosaics by Jeffrey Grunthaner - New York

What threads through Brown’s work is visionary clarity.   read more...

Robert C. Morgan on Infinite Labyrinth: New Works by Wu Jian-An - New York

Two weeks ago, I became aware of a young Chinese artist, Wu Jian-An, on the occasion of a two-gallery exhibition at Chambers Fine Art in West Chelsea and Artfarm in Salt Point, upstate New York.   read more...

Review: Natalie Collette Wood "Splendour" at Freight+Volume by Anna Scola - New York

Natalie Collette Wood’s new body of works questions how the spaces we inhibit and the stories we are told become an intrinsic part of who we become.   read more...

Jason Moran at the Whitney: Swinging at the Savoy by Jan Garden Castro - New York

Thanks to mega-talent Jason Moran and curator Adrienne Edwards, the Whitney Museum 8th Floor is a live art/music/film/spoken word/ quadruple-screen listening and performance space   read more...

Donald Kuspit on Telling The Emotional Truth: Rambling Reflections On Expressionism, Especially German Expressionism - New York

The most influential and enduring movement of modern art is not Cubism, as Clement Greenberg said.   read more...

Devin ‘Cypher’ Dennis: REAL RECOGNIZES REAL by Terrence Sanders-Smith - New York

Devin ‘Cypher’ Dennis is a visual artist and emcee from New Orleans. When he’s not touring with rapper G-Eazy he’s working on his current body of work   read more...

Gabriel Geng: Questions The System by Noah Becker - New York

I had a chance to speak with the prolific Chinese artist Gabriel Geng about his series of works that dive into the situations with foreign students applying for their visa.   read more...

“Love Song to My Death”: In conversation with artist Taraka Larson about processing the loss of collaborative identity and her solo journey through the Now. by Leighana Waight - New York

Taraka and I met for tea on St. Marks Street in NYC to discuss her solo journey through the NOW   read more...

The Enigmatic Heads of Johan Wahlstrom by Raphy Sarkissian - New York

As if having excavated from the legacy of modernist and contemporary art, Wahlstrom reformulates the features of the pictorial mask through the opulent formalist language of Abstract Expressionism.   read more...

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