"The Best Art In The World"
Peter Kim is a South Korean artist living in New York. He lost his art supplies in Mérida, and all he had were some pencils, pens, and a sketchbook. read more...
“What makes an online exhibition unique?” I asked Jen Edwards, Chief Curator at The Mint Museum in Charlotte, NC. read more...
Mississippi born, Cupertino based painter Hillary Harrison has a solo show on at New York City’s Van Der Plas Gallery on the Lower East Side. read more...
Thank You for Your Courage, Commitment, Sacrifice was launched on July 13 and ran across several venues until the end of August 2020. read more...
New York Responds is an important exhibition because the psychological isolation of the pandemic has made the most horrific suffering invisible and silent due to medical privacy and Covid-19 restrictions. read more...
Elga Wimmer has closed her Chelsea gallery and teamed with Berta Sichel, an independent curator in Madrid to curate “Everything Is Art, Everything Is Politics,” a virtual show. read more...
Firearms and eyeballs, an unlikely pair, come together in Panopticon, an exhibition of new works by Lincoln-based artist couple Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez and Charley Friedman. read more...
Croak’s human-size, human-scale, human-shaped apparitions remind us that sustaining our civilization is a matter of sustaining nature. read more...
In Severed Symbol, to look back is to to look forward, and to re-evaluate the “major” language is to resist it’s presumption of authority. read more...
"I often imagine how I could imprint music on the paper I’m working with. And I think my working process can be compared to minimal music." read more...
Benglis’s pieces’ effectiveness reside in their directness of form and presentation; the motivation for their being made seems unspoken, abstract. read more...
