Among the new generation of painters, Andrius Zakarauskas is one of the rising figures of the Lithuanian art scene. Wor…
74 million million million tons at SculptureCenter
The exhibition “74 million million million tons,” brought as its name suggests much weight and meaning. But like a lot o…
Artists Spotlight: Varvara & Mar
The marriage between art and technology evokes fixed devices more or less temporary, interactive or not allowing to real…
Featured Art Openings in New York City (May14 – May 20th)
NYC truly has it all, and the art scene is no exception. There are over 200 galleries in Chelsea alone! The featured sho…
Lighting Up the Panorama of the City of New York at The Queens Museum
The Queens Museum’s Art Access program directed by Mitra Dejkameh, is designed to allow audiences of all abilities to en…
A COLOSSAL WORLD: Japanese Artists and New York, 1950s-Present at White Box
The exhibition A Colossal World has a lofty goal. The first of a project called EXODUS, which maps immigrant artists fro…
Francine Tint at Cavalier Gallery
-Jonathan Goodman
Veteran painter Francine Tint has spent all her life in New York. She has a studio downtown, not far f…
“Fernando Villela and Zhe Zhu: Time Flies So First Things First” at Fou Gallery
-Jonathan Goodman
“Time Flies So First Things First” is an excellent installation of unframed photographs, both taken by…
Interview with Artist Samia Halaby
Interview by Jonathan Goodman.
Jonathan Goodman: Please describe your early childhood in Palestine. What did your parent…
“eMeLe-K” at The Clemente
Martin Luther King looms large as the beloved American civil rights figure, shot down in Memphis in 1968, before he turn…