Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
A New York-based painter who splits her time between the city and Far Rockaway, Andrea Belag creates sumptuous and shimmering abstractions. read more...
Nathan Walsh’s New York is a grand, glorious, majestic, overwhelming city, the fabled New York of popular myth—“if you can’t make it here, you can’t make it anywhere,” read more...
September 23rd, performance artist Marina Abramović signing books and promoting a retrospective exhibition, in a Florence gallery was attacked and struck with a portrait of herself. read more...
They walk down the aging wooden stairs slowly. Their body appears golden, metallic, glimmering in the late morning light. read more...
The new digital artworks of Paul-Emile Rioux look like nothing we have seen before in this strange lifetime. read more...
We were in touch again when I heard the exciting news that her work is appearing in New Now at Phillips auction house on Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 read more...
"As a specialized designer for animal care facilities, addressing sustainability and durability in design is the key to success of each project." read more...
"I started as a conventional painter using oil and acrylic in my work at 17 years of age. I started using recycled junk food wrappers in 2009 read more...
M_______, The Menopause Project, Curated by Nancy Nowacek, was a pop up shop and public platform in a well travelled Brooklyn storefront space read more...
Les Biches, a solo show of Natasha Wright paintings (all 2018), opening Wednesday, September 19 at 61 Hester Street, features a playful in-and-out, back-and-forth happening, on multiple levels. read more...
In Changing World at The Cluster Gallery in Brooklyn, Belgian painter Ria Vanden Eynde creates a social critique of the immigration phenomenon and of the way receiving countries handle displaced people. She has created a visual record of what is going on more real than the news. read more...
