Discover the work of Edwina Sandys, the British artist who moved from London to New York almost fifty years ago - Article by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York City

So when did the young Edwina Sandys decide upon a life making art?   read more...

Exhibition Review: Krista Beinstein and Tarik Kentouche’s Urbanite - Chicago

In the prologue to the exhibition’s text, writer Anaïs Morales cites Albrecht Becker’s staged nudes as a reference point for both artists prior to their collaboration in Urbanite.   read more...

Cartoons by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York City

Anthony Haden-Guest’s cartoons slice through the art world   read more...

Artist Marcarson Talks About his Work and Not For Them NYC - New York City

Not For Them started from something simple.   read more...

Liliane Tomasko: The Poetics of Paint at Nino Mier Gallery - New York City

On a split canvas, Tomasko orchestrates a material Aufhebung, the Hegelian process of simultaneously abolishing, preserving, and transforming previous elements into an amended state.   read more...

Sandeep Mukherjee: The Eternal Dance by Gary Brewer - Los Angeles, California

Mukherjee’s works are artifacts of a philosophical quest shaped by many influences   read more...

MIKE REA'S SERIOUS PLAY -

Review of exhibition "Mike Rea: Mature Works" at Bertrand Productions, Philadelphia. Article by Edward Waisnis   read more...

Quiet Anthems: An Interview with Eric Quach by Clint Enns - Montreal

In 2017, Quach unveiled Conqueror, a collection of frozen moments; photographs taken along the endless march of tours, a silent testament to his ongoing journey.   read more...

Brad Walls’ PASSÉ: Degas meets De Stilj - New York City

lead dancers from The American Ballet Theatre, The New York City, Joffrey and Ballet East worked with Walls   read more...

Exhibition Review: "Homage: Queer Lineages on Video" at Wallach Art Gallery, Columbia University (on view through October 19, 2025) - New York City

Body Positivity – Gender Euphoria, our juried exhibition celebrates liberation from restrictive stereotypes or identity, and the joy of embodiment. - New York City

Part I opens October 1, 2025, at 6pm and remains on view through Nov 30.   read more...