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Carmen Herrera: Cutting Edge at 101

Carmen Herrera: Cutting Edge at 101 by Phoebe Hoban - New York City

The heart of the Whitney show are nine of her phenomenal, echt-minimalist, Blanco y Verde series, mostly excecuted in the 1960s   read more...

VIDEO: Amy Li Gallery: The Secret History of Contemporary Art

VIDEO: Amy Li Gallery: The Secret History of Contemporary Art -

Whitehot Magazine visits gallerist Amy Leo who talks about the current exhibition at her gallery at 166 Mott street in New York's Chinatown.   read more...

Belgian Artist Koen Vanmechelen Answers the “Chicken or the Egg” Riddle and More in ENERGY/MASS at Wasserman Projects

Belgian Artist Koen Vanmechelen Answers the “Chicken or the Egg” Riddle and More in ENERGY/MASS at Wasserman Projects by Kurt McVey - New York City

"90% of all our medication is based on the chicken egg-vaccines, immunotherapy, etc.   read more...

Walter Robinson: Retropective at Jeffrey Deitch

Walter Robinson: Retropective at Jeffrey Deitch photos by Michael Anderson - New York City

Whitehot at the Walter Robinson opening at Jeffrey Deitch   read more...

Ominous Shadows over the Moon: Leonardo Drew Takes Chelsea by Storm

Ominous Shadows over the Moon: Leonardo Drew Takes Chelsea by Storm by Mary Hrbacek - New York City

Leonardo Drew’s abstract wall works challenge visitors with vistas akin to those ordinarily encountered in national parks.   read more...

Sacred Ritual or Performance Art? A First Nation's Chief Takes Documenta

Sacred Ritual or Performance Art? A First Nation's Chief Takes Documenta by Nancy Lanthier - Vancouver

Dick says he creates with the idea of preserving the supernatural inspiration of the work.   read more...

Lynda Benglis at Cheim and Read

Lynda Benglis at Cheim and Read by Phoebe Hoban - New York City

Her latest work features dozens of large, lighter-than-air, colorful, sometimes sparkly, wall-mounted paper sculptures that could be butterfly larva; kites merged with Chinese lanterns   read more...

How William Corwin Uses Sculpture to Decipher the Legacy of Jean-Françoise Champollion

How William Corwin Uses Sculpture to Decipher the Legacy of Jean-Françoise Champollion by Sarah Corona - New York City

What is the relationship between hieroglyphs and cast sculptures? Does sculpture talk?   read more...

The Weight of the World Is Too Light: Etel Adnan at Serpentine Sackler Gallery

The Weight of the World Is Too Light: Etel Adnan at Serpentine Sackler Gallery by Shana Beth Mason - London UK

Lebanese-born polymath Etel Adnan’s work is the epitome of reductive technique; no written word, no palette knife-stroke, no frame in a film is wasted or embellished.   read more...

Tomoko Sugimoto Unveils New Embroidery Works in NY

Tomoko Sugimoto Unveils New Embroidery Works in NY by Kristin Sancken - New York City

A celebration of artistic skill, technical expertise, and the value of craft over concept   read more...

Art in the Twenty-First Century: An Interview with Art21 Executive Director Tina Kukielski by Jill Conner

Art in the Twenty-First Century: An Interview with Art21 Executive Director Tina Kukielski by Jill Conner - New York City

Art and life are intertwined. Art that acknowledges its relationship to life is going to be successful.   read more...

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