Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
Looking Forward to Frieze NY, Whitehot glances back on a chat with the Pit's Adam Miller about Frieze LA read more...
When you look at his work, it is often like opening the drawer of a curiosity cabinet, little compartments full of intricacies, the curiosity of course being Manevitz’s own imagination read more...
The Los Angeles-based painter Donna Isham's paintings embody the vulnerabilities of existence and an innate, collective desire read more...
In her sculpture and drawings, Tsutaja is not so much revising the past as she is telling the truth. read more...
Efram’s work manages to move beyond the expected ‘trap and capture’ of his contemporaries, inviting his subjects to inhabit their space with an often unexpected edge. read more...
Our humanity. John Peralta, an artist based in Austin, Texas, is here to remind us of the potency of human ingenuity read more...
Weinstein manages, once again, to invest the point of view of with a lyricism we no longer often encounter in current art. read more...
Concept: Abstraction catalogs a movement in art that has been suspended in time like no other. It remains as it did fifty years ago because it is necessary for humanity as much as is individual. read more...
The formalistically orchestrated paintings of Pasquarelli seductively purify, collapse and transgress the incommensurate stature of electronic devices and materialistic objects that society has come to collectively idolize. read more...
The name reflects our belief that all meaning is the imperfect outworking of intention. Intentists are against excluding the artist’s intention from the discussion. read more...
Ryan Kitson’s Schneider Museum of Art exhibition is marked by flights of whimsy and free association. read more...