Alison Saar’s Defiant Black Warrior Queens and Afro-Deities are Agents of Change by Lita Barrie - Los Angeles

Few artists can pour such voluminous feelings into labor-intensive handmade techniques or use historically loaded materials to create such distinctive signature motifs.   read more...

Peter Max: From Positive Pop Art Prince to Human Rights Prisoner by Stephen Wozniak - Los Angeles

This article is a review of the fine art and life of artist Peter Max, as well as the pressing human rights issues brought to the foreground by his current guardianship legal case.   read more...

Sanford Kwinter (March 1984) and Edward Kiersh on Lee Jaffe - New York

Jaffe debuted these works in 1984 to high praise, now a new show has opened.   read more...

Gabriel de la Mora: Lepidoptera at Perrotin by Robert C. Morgan - New York

For the current exhibition, De la Mora’s butterfly wing mosaics fill the downstairs gallery space at Perrotin.   read more...

A brand new gallery space in Greenpoint brings a creative force to local Brooklynites by WM - New York

Located in the heart of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 11 Newel Gallery is the brand new creative space co-founded by Christophe Sloan and artist Tessa Krieg.   read more...

Umar Rashid: En Garde/On God by Gary Brewer - Los Angeles

The title for the show En Garde/On God, is a riff on both the idea to be alert and ready, as well as a colloquialism from African American cultural patois.   read more...

Joey Feldman’s Incomprehensible Remoralization by Mariepet Mangosing -

Growing up in Philadelphia, Feldman didn’t quite vibe with the more conservative art sensibility driven mostly by the city’s fine art institute.   read more...

It May Be An Authentic Dürer Worth $50 Million via Wesley Yuen - Vancouver

Christof Metzger has even included it in his forthcoming catalogue raisonné on the Old Master.   read more...

Book Review of Speaking East: The Strange and Enchanted Life of Isidore Isou by Andrew Hussey by Joseph Nechvatal - Paris

Within Hussey’s telling of Isou’s life as extravagant Grand Guignol, there is much farce but not much humor.   read more...

Interview with Delita Martin by Jonathan Orozco - Omaha

The artwork of Delita Martin is monumental and commanding, but not in a manner meant to intimidate a viewer.   read more...

Larry Madrigal Injects Humor into Domestic Scenes in How Dare We Now Live at Nicodim Gallery by Lita Barrie - Los Angeles

Although Madrigal portrays awkward situations, he is obviously at ease using the medium of oil paint.   read more...

next →