Amy Sherald: American Sublime at the Whitney Museum of American Art - Article by Ruben Natal-San Miguel - New York City

currently on display at The Whitney Museum of American Art   read more...

Patty Chang's Unscientific Questions - New York City

At Bank Society in Lower Manhattan, Touch Archive   read more...

I asked Carolyn Marks Blackwood About Her Photographs - Article by Noah Becker - New York City

With a museum show in Spain, Marks Blackwood is busy...   read more...

Exhibition Review: Ava McDonough and Michael Mangino at SHRINE, Tribeca - Review by Liam Otero -

One of Tribeca’s leading galleries, SHRINE is currently featuring two rising Generation Z painters.   read more...

NYU Hemispheric Institute: Huracán Architectures A Photography Exhibition by Ruben Natal-San Miguel Curated by Lisa Paravisini-Gebert - New York City

New York-based artist and founder of Bubby’s, Ron Silver, and Barcelona-based Colombian artist Juliana Plexxo presented “NYC Meets Barcelona” -

Hosted at Silver’s private studio in Manhattan.   read more...

Thomas J Price - Resilience of Scale at Hauser & Wirth - Photos by Marcarson -

‘Resilience of Scale,’ his first major solo exhibition with Hauser & Wirth   read more...

Luz Oscura: Light and Darkness at König Mexico City by Rachel Benham -

In Snowdon and Rocha's work, the event is alluded to yet never confirmed. There is the implication of occurrence, a gesture towards a moment   read more...

The Borggenheim: A Bid for Bill Gates - Article by Josh Harris - New York City

AI is enveloping Humankind. Our reign as Earth’s Leading Species ends in a few short turns around the sun.   read more...

Disparate Inspirations: Alfred Rosenbluth Talks About His Wildly Detailed Creative Process - Article by Noah Becker - New York City

Sculptures reflecting a dialogue between sculptural environments and their inhabitants   read more...

Coney Island of the Mind: A Conversation with the Wildly Creative NYC Based Artist Clown Soldier - Article by Noah Becker - New York City

"Coney Island is really the first amusement park.   read more...