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"The Best Art In The World"
This interview discusses the work of Meredith James. read more...
Out of the 68 works, chosen for display (all UV inkjet prints painted on MDF, measuring 14.5 x 28 x .75 inches) and rotated in groups of 12, the show becomes an on-going, omnipresent affair, full of surprise conjugations that perpetually refuse to conjugate in relation to one another. read more...
Site Visit is the name of the Lizzie Fitch and Ryan Trecartin exhibition in Berlin. read more...
A solo exhibition by Adeline de Monseignat at Ronchini Gallery has been long awaited, after graduating in 2011 with an MA in Fine Art from City & Guilds of London Art School read more...
The Fall Ball Sleepover was the first segment of a two-day fundraiser held by CreativeTime. Opening at 8pm on Friday, November 21st, at Neuehouse and lasting until 8am the next day, the programming tested the endurance of guest and planner alike. read more...
In her debut episode with Whitehot Magazine and The Secret History of Contemporary Art, New York based artist Irena Jurek visits New York artist Wendy White's studio. White, who shows her work in international museums and galleries shares some secrets. read more...
After some years of reorientation and scrutinizing the spirits, Jan Van Woensel, curator of the internationally traveling exhibition Bad Moon Rising, is preparing a new project: BAD MOØN festival #1. With 15 bands on 3 stages, ranging from extreme metal to introvert folk, this nomadic, underground festival will invoke a blend of diverse feelings; rebellion, dysphoria, gloom, melancholy, indulgence, recognition, alleviation read more...
Over the last week, in an unassuming and seemingly out of place pop-up gallery on West 3rd Street in The Village, the Parisian artist Edgar Sarin presided read more...
Launched two years after Hurricane Katrina had devastated large areas of New Orleans and the Louisiana Gulf Region, Prospect New Orleans was conceived as an international biennial to exhibit current artistic practices read more...
The origins of the David Bowie exhibition at MCA Chicago were grounded in an opportunity graciously proposed to theatre and performance curators Geoffrey Marsh and Victoria Broackes of the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) around 2011 read more...
Natalie Colette Wood makes paintings and sculptures that deconstruct and dissect modes of abstraction, architecture, and fantasy. Her tumultuous hard- edged drips and her use of dazzling materials, such as sequins, rhinestones, and spandex reflect her distinctive vision and memories from a childhood spent in Las Vegas. read more...