We are living in a time of political and social unrest. We are living in a time when technology, apps, and social media …
Mattia Barbieri at Pablo’s Birthday Gallery
Milan-based artist Mattia Barbieri makes his solo debut at Pablo’s Birthday Gallery with the exhibition titled Due – The…
Hyon Gyon: She’s a Riot at Shin Gallery
Hyon Gyon is an artist who is not afraid to let things get messy. In her fourth solo exhibition titled She’s a Riot at S…
Henry Leutwyler: Document at Foley Gallery
Objects have much to say about their owner. Using this idea as a starting point, photographer Henry Leutwyler spent the …
Peter Gregorio at E.TAY Gallery
Originating from the Greek word arithmos, which means number, an algorithm is defined as a “procedure for solving a math…
Todd Murphy at MARC STRAUS
Brooklyn-based artist Todd Murphy makes his solo exhibition debut at MARC STRAUS showcasing his recent works, which comb…
Illuminations of Angie: Someone there is that doesn’t love a wall by C.J. Chueca at Y Gallery
Throughout human history, the wall has been a symbolic structure with a double-edged meaning. The wall protects while sh…
New Work by Karen Lee Williams at Equity Gallery Curated by Melinda Wang
Equity Gallery opened its fall season with the solo exhibition Remote Sensing, which features new work by Brooklyn-based…
Gary Petersen’s Contemporary Take on Geometric Abstraction at McKenzie Fine Art
Throughout the history of humankind, geometric abstraction has been a part of visual culture. By the 20th century, geome…
Bricolage at Causey Contemporary Offers a Discourse on Constructed Identity
The group exhibition Bricolage at Causey Contemporary offers a provocative look at the ways in which notions of identity…