Whitehot Suggests: Punk N'Queer by WM - New York

PUNK N'QUEER celebrates New York as Lydia Lunch once called it “the most exciting place to be on the planet, when anyone could come to the city to scream!”.   read more...

“Sadamasa Motonaga and Natsuyuki Nakanishi: Counterpoints of the Japanese Avant-Garde” at Fergus McCaffrey by Jonathan Goodman - New York

The larger import of the show centers on art history--Motonaga and Nakanishi were representative of an important outlook in Japanese art.   read more...

Contemporary Artist Richard Jackson: GUNRUN: Creating a Collector Edition Jigsaw Puzzle with ArtXPuzzles: Puzzles with Purpose by Noah Becker - New York

A pre-eminent figure in American contemporary art since the 1970s.   read more...

Kyoko Hamaguchi at ATM Gallery by Jonathan Goodman - New York

The title of the show, “Long Stay,” might refer to the artist’s ongoing residence in New York, or it might describe the long period the pinhole camera recorded on the trips the cameras took.   read more...

Defied Logic at Ivy Brown Gallery by Deborah Frizzell -

Nina Mdivani has brought together four very distinctive artists who we may not have suspected had underlying threads spun-out from beneath the history of Surrealism’s primary concerns.   read more...

L. Brandon Krall: Sui Generis by Erik La Prade - New York

Overall, the physical objects in this exhibition reveal Krall’s strength as an artist inasmuch as they display her historical insight into the works of an artist as complex as Marcel Duchamp.   read more...

Emerald Arguelles: An Artist and Editor Leading with Transparency by Victor Sledge - Atlanta

A visual artist and Editor-in-Chief of Aint-Bad Magazine, Arguelles’ work creates a haven for Black people to celebrate the stories and experiences behind their innate beauty.   read more...

John L. Moore: Obsessive Memory at June Kelly by Robert C. Morgan - New York

The swift, ultra-dynamic brushwork as a layering or grounding for these forms plays an essential role in these works.   read more...

A Cartoon By Anthony Haden-Guest - New York

And now a cartoon by Anthony Haden-Guest   read more...

Cold Iron Bound: Bob Dylan’s Metal Work by David Aaron Greenberg - New York

It wasn’t until 2013 that the general public got a glimpse of Dylan’s welding efforts when Halcyon Gallery in London exhibited a few of his metal gates.   read more...

Ouverture: The Pinault Collection at La Bourse de Commerce by Joseph Nechvatal - Paris

As of May 22nd there is an additional Rive Droite art museum in Paris called La Bourse de Commerce that shows selections of François Pinault’s contemporary art collection.   read more...

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