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Marcel Odenbach at Anton Kern Gallery

Marcel Odenbach Collage at Anton Kern Gallery by Spencer Everett - New York City

In relation to his film work, which often refines the dross of civic participation and the failure of political leadership, German multimedia artist Marcel Odenbach brings us collage work at Anton Kern   read more...

Carol Sears: Recent Linescapes

Carol Sears: Recent Linescapes by Megan Abrahams - Los Angeles, California

This foray into abstraction is a departure for Sears, whose previous focus on figurative work defined her earlier career. Although hints of representational forms can be seen when reading between her lines, the effect is not intentional. At close-range, the graphite lines can still be detected, describing winding impulsive trajectories across the plane of abstract compositions   read more...

A Look Back at the NYC Cavellini Festival

A Look Back at the NYC Cavellini Festival by Barbara Winfield - New York City

Ask the Cavellini Festival organizer, curator and artist Mark Bloch who his heroes in the art world are   read more...

Chimera: An Interview with Cordy Ryman

Chimera: Cordy Ryman Interview by Jill Conner - New York City

"I feel like I have a number of modes of making thinking and working on things. Over time my vocabulary seems to expand and more modes strike me as interesting and I feel like, in a sense, I become more comfortable and confident using this language (of painting) in whatever way might strike me without second guessing too much."   read more...

Scott Billings: A Risky Jump

Scott Billings: A Risky Jump by Ariane Noel De Tilly - Vancouver

In 1918, Dziga Vertov made a death-defying leap across rooftops and filmed it with a slow motion camera. Years later, the Soviet filmmaker wrote in his notebook that when he saw the result of that risky jump projected onto a screen, he did not recognize his face, but could recognize his thoughts and emotions.   read more...

David Bowie at Philharmonie de Paris

David Bowie at Philharmonie de Paris by Joseph Nechvatal -

Bowie at his best is grandiosity reached orbit, as with his Ziggy Stardust. That work was inexpressive of the hype to follow. It reached subversive trajectory, according to English philosopher Simon Critchley in his slight, silly but fun book BOWIE, based on his discovering the glam icon in 1972 at age twelve.   read more...

Julie Heffernan: Pre-Occupations

Julie Heffernan: Pre-Occupations by Megan Abrahams - Los Angeles, California

Heffernan succeeds in alerting us to the gravity of the impending environmental scenario. Whether she intends to convey a somewhat pessimistic point of view, or to offer the prospect of hope, is less clear.   read more...

Gajin Fujita: Warriors, Ghosts and Ancient Gods of the Pacific

Gajin Fujita: Warriors, Ghosts and Ancient Gods of the Pacific by Lyle Zimskind - Los Angeles, California

Fujita, who became an active tagger when he was just a kid, describes graffiti as the door that opened up for him into the fine art world.   read more...

The Transformative Effect of Rachel Rossin

The Transformative Effect of Rachel Rossin by Jeff Grunthaner -

An aura of symbolism surrounds the subject-matter Rossin has chosen to portray. One is reminded of Georgia O'Keefe and of the vaginal significance ascribed to flowers generally.   read more...

Group Interview featuring: William Buchina, Jason Alexander Byers, Adam Payne and Omar Zeinc, by Anthony Cerretani with Sam Monaco and Max Teicher

Group Interview featuring: William Buchina, Jason Alexander Byers, Adam Payne and Omar Zeinc, by Anthony Cerretani with Sam Monaco and Max Teicher - New York City

The members of 312 Bowery Group sit down for a group interview   read more...

The Invisible Cities at Bosi Contemporary

The Invisible Cities at Bosi Contemporary by Gregory de la Haba - New York City

The Invisible Cities show at Bosi Contemporary presents a cogent visual dichotomy of two artists   read more...

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