Whitehot Magazine
"The Best Art In The World"
From performing post-apocalyptic spiritual pop music, to delivering manifestos in pools of fake blood, Prince Rama, the artist collaboration of the Brooklyn based sister duo of Taraka and Nimai Larson read more...
Jacobsmeyer has some humorous and at the same time, dark aspects. The opium poppies and skeleton/zombies reference war in the Middle East and suggests the role politicians play in sustaining these terrors. But who is paying attention in the midst of all this chaos? read more...
There are many angles by which to discuss the paintings of the extraordinary Dutch artist, Jan Schoonhoven (1914 to 1994) read more...
A lesbian photographer and filmmaker based in New York City, her films have been screened at film festivals around the world and she has received several awards and fellowships, including the New York Foundation for the Arts. As a filmmaker her credits include Surf Gang, Gang Girls 2000, and Hell On Wheels Gang Girls Forever read more...
A vibrant show with lots of challenging imagery, Disturbing Innocence opened a vein of psychological art making that runs deep back into modernism yet revealed by example that it is as expressively vital today. read more...
Jason McLean is influenced by -- no, he actively courts the influence of -- his environments, even as certain transcendent memories of, say, baseball games endure. read more...
As with Jonathan Borofsky and Dennis Oppenheim before him, this visceral dislike for the system took Gregg LeFevre to Public art. read more...