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"The Best Art In The World"
Salcedo has made no mystery of the importance which materiality plays in her work. read more...
Testing Kwong Chi (1950-1990), was a photographer and performance artist, who in his brief ten year career span documented the superstar artists of downtown New York City and deeply explored Western culture through a satirical Eastern lens. read more...
It is with great sadness that we share the news of our friend Ornette Coleman and his passing at the age of 85. read more...
Portraiture has fallen away from the contemporary dialogue, especially considering photography has, like painterly portraits, had its day. Could we be truly afraid of looking at ourselves and exploring our humanity, our faults and failures as opposed to our strengths and successes? read more...
A lucent procession, the fifteen aquatint etchings by James Turrell engage the sight with their articulate volumes of whiteness emanating through veils of demarcated shadows that, ever so persuasively, entrance more than our gaze. read more...
If her alluring view of a pending dystopian future is prophetic, at least there is solace in the visions of beauty Merion Estes portrays, despite their accompanying portent of darkness and doom. read more...
The late Chris Burden was an icon of conceptual art, known across generations for pioneering provocations involving small calibre guns and the hoodwinking of local news media in which he personally enacted fleeting experiences that were more about the exploration of ideas than the formal attributes of any singular object. read more...
Vito Schnabel has curated an exhibition entitled First Show/Last Show in the mysterious 190 Bowery building. Whitehot Magazine takes you inside for a look. read more...
Whitehot Magazine photographed some of the interesting personalities at Frieze New York Art Fair, 2015. read more...