Bash Ortega

Bash Ortega is a writer and multimedia artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Over their art career, they have made a collection of iconography heavily inspired by street art and scientific illustration. Bash is an established culture reviewer, and you can find their published work at Horror Press and Quip Mag!

Irwin/Bell: The ‘60s The Influence of Light and Space at 125 Newbury Gallery, NYC

125 Newbury Gallery brings history into the present with their newest exhibition, Irwin/Bell: The ‘60s. Pace Gallery was…

Aoko—born away from home: Claiming and Creating Identity at EFA Project Space, NYC

Aoko—born away from home is a powerful multimedia group show at EFA Project Space until November 16. The exhibition incl…

Yongqi Tangs’ The Open Venus: Abject Beauty at Latitude Gallery, NYC

Among all the shows opening in Tribeca and Chinatown in October, The Open Venus at Lattitude Gallery stood out. There is…

Good Mourning: Who’s watching? Robin F. Williams at PPOW Gallery, NYC

Robin F. Williams’ show Good Mourning at P·P·O·W gallery in Tribeca sees their paintings grow into realism. Williams is …

Tableaux Rosa: Sexuality is on the table at Lyles and King Gallery, NYC (Review)

Tableaux Rosa at Lyles and King Gallery August 29 – October 5, 2024 All images courtesy of Lyles and King Gallery …

Firelei Báez Changes the Past to Create the Future at ICA Boston (Review)

When I stepped into Firelei Báez’s exhibition at the ICA in Boston, the word I was fixated on was “biomythography”. A te…