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Gitler &______ Gallery is a new space opened by dealer Avi Gitler on Manhattan's Upper West Side read more...
On Wednesday, December 10th, Whitehot Magazine visited the Patagonia surf shop on the Bowery in New York City where its currently hosting The Bowery Project, a selection of custom surfboards created by some of the most famous artists and surfers in the world including Damien Hirst, Julian Schnabel, Ron English, Tom Sachs and Michael Torquato de Nicola read more...
Photos from the opening of Neo Rauch at David Zwirner Gallery, New York read more...
Photographs were taken in two stages, from 1969 to 1971 and from 1972 to 1974, at the rate of one or two sessions per week. read more...
The most artistic member of the celebrated Miami family of collectors, Jennifer Rubell came of age in the contemporary art world, but after years of playing a passive role in it she began to finds ways to express her own creativity. read more...
The unfolding sequences comprise a 30-minute loop of animated paintings. There was no script, no pre-conceived idea. The piece has no beginning, middle, or end. Inspired by Phantasmagoria shows, Chimera blends state of the art technology with the antiquated feel of the magic-lantern slide projectors used by magicians and entertainers in 18th and early 19th century Europe. read more...
The oil paintings of Andy Denzler (b. 1965) clearly reflect his artistic approach of allowing his works the latitude to reveal everything or nothing. It is not simply their content that is important, but above all the method by which it is communicated. read more...
I just flew into NYC after an action packed week in Miami. As opposed to attending all the VIP parties it was mostly an art-viewing based trip this time. read more...
David Zwirner opened his latest exhibition of the Leipzig painter Neo Rauch. The confluence was poignant. Rauch has distinguished himself combining pieces of German culture and history into bizarre, dream-like paintings. His early work mined the imagery of printed, Communist advertising and mid-century science fiction. read more...
It was nearly not so. Bowie was not the drug of choice for this show; he was merely what the next guy at the party had a good supply of. read more...
In a curated sector of Art Basel | Miami Beach, Sperone Westwater will present three large, theater-based collage works by Argentinian artist, Guillermo Kuitca (b. 1961). read more...