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"Transpacific Borderlands: The Art of Japanese Diaspora in Lima, Los Angeles, Mexico City, and São Paulo" at the Japanese American National Museum by James Charisma - Honolulu

One of the most ambitious art collaborations in Los Angeles history   read more...

Wil Murray’s

Wil Murray’s "The Onlyes Power Is No Power" by William Noel Clarke - London UK

The Onlyes Power is No Power is Wil Murray’s third solo exhibition with Vitrine Gallery. The Canadian born Berlin-based artist has utilized Vitrine's unique space in a way that speaks of time and change.   read more...

Toys For Thought: Claes Oldenburg’s Shelf Lives

Toys For Thought: Claes Oldenburg’s Shelf Lives by Donald Kuspit - New York City

Breton acknowledges a debt to Hegel’s dialectic, and Oldenburg’s is a dialectical art: opposites (thesis and antithesis) unite.   read more...

Lawrence Halprin's Drawings Provide a New Lens onto his Life and Work

Lawrence Halprin's Drawings Provide a New Lens onto his Life and Work by Lawrence Gipe - Los Angeles, California

Halprin’s obsession with movement is evident as well, as the arrangement of elements in this “playable” fountain encourages exploration.   read more...

"It's Complicated" for the Poor Man's Sculptor by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

Ryan Roa is a mid-career sculptor who recently moved to Miami from the New York area.   read more...

Keith Kattner: There And Back Again

Keith Kattner: There And Back Again by Kurt McVey - New York City

As far as professions go, “neurosurgeon” and “painter” would appear to be at opposite ends of the disciplinary spectrum.   read more...

Tsibi Geva: Internalizing the Struggle

Tsibi Geva: Internalizing the Struggle by Robert C. Morgan - New York City

Given the ongoing trend toward art and globalization, we are led to believe that art has separated from culture only to exist as a free-floating entity within an infinitely progressive economic universe.   read more...

Tara Blackwell is a Painter to Watch

Tara Blackwell is a Painter to Watch by Noah Becker -

I recently had a conversation with painter Tara Blackwell, an artist whose bright colored paintings attracted me attention for a variety of reasons.   read more...

Slipping Through Time with Wayne Sorce's City Scenes

Slipping Through Time with Wayne Sorce's City Scenes by Shana Nys Dambrot -

American photographer Wayne Sorce (1946-2015) came of age during a time when the scholarship on the newly prevalent color photography was undecided on its fine art potential.   read more...

The Art Group TRANS-FIGURATION: A New Evaluation of Figurative Art in a Changing World

The Art Group TRANS-FIGURATION: A New Evaluation of Figurative Art in a Changing World by Else Marie Bukdahl - Daugavpils

figurative and abstract art has become blurred   read more...

A Visit With Ashley Bickerton

A Visit With Ashley Bickerton by Barry N. Neuman - New York City

“In this exhibition, I am speaking with one voice,” Bickerton candidly yet modestly stated, as he extended his arm and, in a mindful, sweeping arc of a motion.   read more...

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