Aug 8, 2019
Brian Wood: Drawings
In a state of unconscious mark-making, can one still identify... Read More
Jun 23, 2017
Jump into Summer at the Philip Johnson Glass House, New Canaan
A perfect start to the summer art season, the Philip Johnson Glass House held their... Read More
Jun 6, 2017
The Raven: Sarah Walko speaks to Davin Watne
The Raven is back with an interview with artist Davin Watne who has an exhibition... Read More
May 11, 2017
Resurrecting the Downtown Scene with “R.I.P. Julia Fox”
Who is Julia Fox? For a while she was one half of a duo behind... Read More
May 9, 2017
SPRING/BREAK presents BKLYN IMMERSIVE
BKLYN IMMERSIVE, on view at City Point in downtown Brooklyn from May 6-14th, is an... Read More
Apr 27, 2017
Saturday’s Ascent, Andrew Sendor at Sperone Westwater
One of the most difficult things for a figurative painter to do in 2017, is... Read More
Apr 20, 2017
The Archetypes of August Sander, Hauser and Wirth
If time can be thought of as a layered cake, the photographs by August Sander... Read More
Apr 20, 2017
The Artist As Cultural Producer: Sharon Louden
Sharon Louden is generous and prides herself on connecting people, ever-expanding an extensive art network. Just having... Read More
Mar 8, 2017
Anthology Film Archives Benefit Honors Jonas Mekas
In the midst of a very busy art week, the Anthology Film Archives Benefit and... Read More
Mar 4, 2017
Top Picks, NADA, NY, 2017
For the sixth edition of NADA (New Art Dealers Alliance) New York, the fair joined... Read More
Mar 4, 2017
Top Picks From The Armory Show, 2017
Katy Diamond Hamer shares her Top Picks for The Armory Show Pier 94 for 2017.... Read More
Feb 28, 2017
Let Her Rave: Zoë Buckman
How would you define a portrait of a woman? One month ago I promised to... Read More
Feb 16, 2017
My Cup Runneth with Desire: Bjarne Melgaard
With work currently on view at two separate New York locations, artist Bjarne Melgaard has... Read More
Feb 15, 2017
What Valentine’s Day Is Really About
In it’s third consecutive year, Visual AIDS has organized an event called Love Positive Women.... Read More
Feb 11, 2017
Working Environments with Chris Bogia
Chris Bogia is an artist, a professor and the co-founder of Fire Island Artist Residency (FIAR),... Read More
Feb 6, 2017
NYU Curatorial Collective- 2017 Honors Senior Exhibitions
The New York University Curatorial Collective (NYUCC) started in 2014 in an effort to bring... Read More
Jan 23, 2017
Top Picks: Outsider Art Fair 2017
On the weekend of January 19th to the 22nd as a tumultuous energy swept across... Read More
Jan 23, 2017
Combat America’s New Villain: Believe in Art
What happens when a writer is at a loss for words? When all that seemed... Read More
Dec 31, 2016
Titus Kaphar, Shifting Skies at Jack Shainman Gallery
In Titus Kaphar’s remarkable second solo exhibition Shifting Skies which spans both of Jack Shainman’s... Read More
Dec 29, 2016
It’s not digital! A conversation with Zipora Fried
In the wake of her recent exhibition “Late October” at On Stellar Rays in the... Read More
Dec 6, 2016
Ugo Rondinone, Miami’s Magic Mountain
With a central placement at Collins Park in the foreground of the Bass Museum, Ugo... Read More
Dec 5, 2016
Top Ten Picks: Art Basel Miami Beach, 2016
Rumors started to circulate during the VIP Preview days at Art Basel Miami Beach and did so in... Read More
Dec 1, 2016
Jose Dávila: Stones Don’t Move, Sean Kelly Gallery
In Jose Dávila’s second exhibition with Sean Kelly Gallery, he continues his exploration of the... Read More
Nov 7, 2016
The Indomitable Ai Weiwei in New York
Upon approaching Jeffrey Deitch’s reclaimed gallery in Soho, a passerby with a glimpse into the... Read More
Nov 1, 2016
Dreamlands: Immersive Cinema and Film, 1905-2016 at the Whitney Museum
During his opening remarks for Dreamlands: Immersive Cinema and Art, 1905-2016, at the Whitney Museum... Read More
Oct 30, 2016
Expect the Unexpected: Referentes at ArtBO, 2016
In its third year, REFERENTES, one of the seven sections of ArtBO was curated by... Read More
Oct 17, 2016
The Art of the Chop, Hudson, NY
At one time, print making was not only an art form but a true —even... Read More
