Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
The works in Mathias Bitzer’s show, “a different sort of gravity” couldn’t be more confounding or diverse; this is the show’s aim. read more...
A site-specific outdoor installation by German artist Katharina Grosse at Gateway National Recreation Area at Fort Tilden in Breezy Point, New York read more...
One might argue that the four exhibitions by Ai Wei Wei currently on view in Manhattan read as a profound statement on the human condition. read more...
"She evolved a form of non-sighted Impressionism, a way of executing portraiture other than by likeness." read more...
Entering Anna Jermolaewa’s solo show Both White at Vienna’s 21er Haus is a disorienting experience for any viewer, but particularly for a non-native speaker of German like myself. read more...
Returning with 55 exhibitors from New York, London, Paris, Milan and beyond, the fifth edition of the Salon Art + Design offers a mix of modern and contemporary art and design read more...
The solo show Broker by collaborative duo Jennifer and Kevin McCoy at Postmasters Gallery became especially poignant during this election. read more...
Rachael Wren’s fine show took place in the main building of Wave Hill (Bronx), a park filled with public gardens and a stand of woods larger than one might think for such a small locale. read more...
This second solo show of French-born, New York-based sculptor Nicola L at Elga Wimmer’s gallery presented items from two major bodies of work read more...
A native of Los Angeles, a surfer, and one-time studio assistant to the late, underrated Light-and-Space painter Eric Orr, Casper Brindle naturally aligns himself with the quintessentially southern-California minimalist movement. read more...
It’s rare that a show so effortlessly tickles our simple, visual, aesthetic pleasures while inviting seemingly highfalutin conversations regarding the past, present, and future of our species read more...