May 27, 2020
Technology As a Way to Not be Isolated during a Crisis.
What has it meant for people to go back to... Read More
Apr 18, 2020
Art in the time of Quarantine with Sandro Kopp
Sandro Kopp makes portraits through streaming media and in some ways, has been ahead of... Read More
Apr 26, 2020
From the Frontline: NYU Art Students during Covid-19
What does it mean to be a studio art student, in a time of the... Read More
Feb 23, 2020
Nick Moss, Steel Shapes,Leila Heller
"With titles such as Some kinda white over some kinda black, (2019) there is both... Read More
Nov 22, 2019
You are the Rider and the Horse: Notes from The Other Art Fair
Contributor Sarah Walko on The Other Art Fair, an insightful response. Read More
Aug 8, 2019
Brian Wood: Drawings
In a state of unconscious mark-making, can one still identify form or rather make something... Read More
Jul 23, 2019
Revisiting Bill Viola, Video Art Pioneer
Katy Diamond Hamer on the art of video pioneer artist Bill Viola, currently exhibiting across... Read More
Apr 24, 2019
Thale Fastvold in response to Tania Bruguera
"I am deeply concerned about the current political situation for artists in Cuba, and still... Read More
Apr 1, 2019
Interview with Cal Siegel
Cal Siegel is an artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Drawing from personal history and... Read More
Mar 26, 2019
ELLA by Jamel Robinson featuring Hannah Cullen
The performance resulted in smiles throughout the faces of those present and this quote made... Read More
Feb 8, 2019
Wind-Scoured Scribes enchanted at Mother Gallery, Beacon
Katy Diamond Hamer on Mother Gallery's Wind-Scoured Scribes curated by Kari Adelaide. Read More
Jan 3, 2019
From One Year to the Next, Top Picks for 2018
Katy Diamond Hamer’s Top Ten Contemporary Art Picks As 2018 came to a close, it’s... Read More
Nov 11, 2018
Interview with Dan Herschlein
Dan Herschlein is a Brooklyn-based artist that creates physical and emotional scenarios drawn from both... Read More
Aug 17, 2018
Ten Years and Counting: Jessica Silverman Gallery
Jessica Silverman founded her namesake gallery in San Francisco ten years ago this summer. Amongst... Read More
Jun 2, 2018
Wanda Koop: A Lifetime of Learning
Artist Wanda Koop paints in a very lyrical way. She let’s the paint dictate the... Read More
May 3, 2018
Top Picks Frieze Art Fair, NY 2018
Frieze Art Fair opened on May 3rd to a VIP and press audience on Randall’s... Read More
Apr 17, 2018
Rewind: A Radical Voice at Southampton Arts Center
The Hampton’s are usually a summer destination, yet art is happening at galleries and institutions... Read More
Apr 6, 2018
Destination: Graham Avenue, Muddguts
A new art destination on Graham Avenue was once a recognizable café, in fact a... Read More
Apr 2, 2018
In Conversation with Matthew Sweesy
On the occasion of Nocturnes, a solo exhibition at Diane Rosenstein Gallery in LA, Katy... Read More
Mar 23, 2018
How Instagram Changed My Relationship to Writing
Instagram. Started in 2007, Eyes Towards the Dove has been my foray into writing about... Read More
Mar 5, 2018
Max Razdow on Shadowgraphs
Gustav Dore’s illustration of the Rosa Celeste is a depiction of Dante and Beatrice, of... Read More
Feb 20, 2018
Digging for Diamonds in the Disco, An Apartment Show
Tucked away in an apartment on Canal street moonlighting as a gallery, Club Rhubarb is... Read More
Dec 16, 2017
Chiara Dynys: Insidious Beauty
Italian artists grow up surrounded by the historical resonance of several major art history movements.... Read More
Dec 11, 2017
Performa 17 Highlight: Nicholas Hlobo
For two days in November, South African artist Nicholas Hlobo took over the Harlem Parish... Read More
Dec 7, 2017
What to see: Art Basel Miami Beach, 2017
Several years ago, it was necessary to be on the ground to see something first.... Read More
Dec 6, 2017
Vanessa Baird, A(nother) Controversial Norwegian Artist
Vanessa Baird is Norway’s answer to Paul McCarthy —merging his love of fantasy and excrement... Read More
