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Donald Kuspit on Picasso's Self Doubt

Donald Kuspit on Picasso's Self Doubt - New York City

For all the acclaim it has received, Picasso’s art remains peculiarly misunderstood.   read more...

Art and Real Life: On Gregg LeFevre's Photography

Art and Real Life: On Gregg LeFevre's Photography by Anthony Haden-Guest -

What these images share is that in each the desired commercial messaging has been utterly subverted, with comic, erotic, poignant or otherwise unsettling effect.   read more...

Jeff Bliumis: Pilgrim State

Jeff Bliumis: Pilgrim State by Raphy Sarkissian -

Encountering half a dozen of medium-scale, oil-on-canvas paintings by Bliumis was an irrefutably poignant experience.   read more...

Lorraine Simms'

Lorraine Simms' "Phantom" at Galerie Deux Poissons by James D. Campbell - Montreal

The fine art of harvesting shadows is one that Lorraine Simms has effortlessly finessed in the drawings exhibited here -- and in a manner undreamt of by the osteopaths among us.   read more...

Interview with Jonathan Allen

Interview with Jonathan Allen by Michael Anderson - New York City

Jonathan Allen describes the impulse and process behind his ongoing "Installments" subway series in conversation with Michael Anderson.   read more...

DOLLHOUSE FUNHOUSE: “Dreamhouse vs. Punk House (+ Cat House)

DOLLHOUSE FUNHOUSE: “Dreamhouse vs. Punk House (+ Cat House) by Peter Frank - Los Angeles, California

“Dreamhouse vs. Punk House (+ Cat House)” proposes a rather more expansive turn on the mini-art-house concept.   read more...

Carlo Zanni: Art in the Information Age

Carlo Zanni: Art in the Information Age by Nicollette Ramirez - New York City

During the opening of the Biennale di Venezia 2019 Carlo is participating in an exhibition taking place in the first permanent art district in Venice – the Giudecca Art District. Carlo took time out of his busy schedule to speak with us.   read more...

“Apocalypse: Then and Now” at the Anya and Andrew Shiva Gallery, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

“Apocalypse: Then and Now” at the Anya and Andrew Shiva Gallery, John Jay College of Criminal Justice by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

Much new art reflects politics, but this show is slightly different, in that it illustrates the occurrence and possibility of events that will end politics.   read more...

Caroline Goe at White Columns: The Artist is Disappeared

Caroline Goe at White Columns: The Artist is Disappeared by Cori Hutchinson - New York City

This strange, winsome show is worth seeing for its great unknown, its many nuns and sunny palette, and the very much ongoing conversations in its orbit.   read more...

Marcel Katz: Bringing Art To The People

Marcel Katz: Bringing Art To The People by Megan Reed - Los Angeles, California

If art and artists are going to survive in an era that increasingly faces a widening inequality gap, we need more Marcel Katzes to shift the model.   read more...

Review of SPRING/BREAK

Review of SPRING/BREAK "FACT AND FICTION," March 2019 by D. Rashaan King - New York City

The art fair was far ahead of the general discourse taking place during Armory Week.   read more...

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