Exploring Activism With Art at Wave Hill by Paul Laster -

“Outcasts: Women in the Wilderness,” which is on view at Wave Hill’s Glyndor Gallery through July 9, 2017, presents contemporary art in a variety of media by thirteen international artists confronting critical concerns.   read more...

The Painterly Addictions of Johan Wahlstrom by Noah Becker -

Johan Wahlstrom was born in Stockholm, Sweden, currently living and working in Jersey City, NJ, with a studio located at the infamous Mana Contemporary facility.   read more...

Foofaraw & Spleen Mingle in The Lodge Gallery's New Show by Jill Conner - New York City

Poetry, prose and portraits surface and mingle at the Lodge Gallery in a two-person show titled “Foofaraw & Spleen,” small, still-life watercolor paintings by Paul D’Agostino appear next to larger oil paintings by Heather Morgan.   read more...

Christine Weir: Qualia at Launch LA by Megan Abrahams - Los Angeles, California

Christine Weir creates images that seem to channel Japanese Sumi painting, woodcut, engraving and metal work.   read more...

Painter Guy Stanley Philoche's "Come Fly with Me" Opens at Chase Edwards in Bridgehampton by Andrea Bell - New York City

Painter Guy Stanley Philoche is back with an ambitious new show in the Hamptons   read more...

Discovering Artists, Both Old and New, at Creative Mischief by Paul Laster -

The National Academy Museum & School’s 6th annual “Creative Mischief” exhibition is a great place to discover artists—both established practitioners and new talents.   read more...

The Roof Garden Commission: Adrián Villar Rojas, The Theater of Disappearance at the The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, The Metropolitan Museum of Art by David Ambrose -

German Painter Fabian Freese's New York Moment by Noah Becker -

Fabian Freese's work is fascinating because each series is made both in his studio and during his travels, when venturing to show new work for an exhibition.   read more...

New York Artist Maria Kreyn's Breakout Moment by Deborah Krieger - Philadelphia

Hailing from Niznii Novgorod, Russia and currently living in Williamsburg, Maria Kreyn sets herself apart from the formal abstraction often associated with contemporary art.   read more...

Victor Wilde: How the Brooklyn Kid became Downtown LA’s Bohemian Prince by Franceasca Seiden - Los Angeles, California

If you have been witness to the development of downtown Los Angeles art scene, chances are you are familiar with the multidisciplinary talents of Victor Wilde.   read more...

Max Maslansky: Safe Place at Five Car Garage, Santa Monica by Shana Nys Dambrot -

There’s a bit of Leger in Max Maslanky’s visual style, with rounded anatomical contours, reductive features, smooth retro-futuristic geometries, and an artificially fleshy, hi-octane palette.   read more...