Karen Lederer’s discontinuous and disorienting scenes of intimate moments and domestic interiors offer visually stimulat…
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Bosco Sodi: Cubes at Galerie EIGEN + ART (Berlin)
It starts with a simple idea: massive cubes of clay, half a meter high. Bosco Sodi’s new sculptures, cubes of fired clay…
Alex Paik: Interview with the Artist and Curator on his Upcoming Satellite Art Fair
Alex Paik is a Brooklyn based artist working primarily with folded and cut paper, but he is also a classically trained m…
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…
Comments on the Art Market for August 2016
By: Howard Rehs Another month and more sales. I have been saying this for many years: the market needs a break. There …
Studio Visit with Sara Ferrer (Berlin)
How do you define yourself as an artist and how do you describe your work in general? I am a multidisciplinary artist. I…
Making America Great Since 1692: Rebecca Goyette’s Ghost Bitch U.S.A.
At once crude yet intelligent, entertaining yet political, Rebecca Goyette’s summer exhibition at Freight + Volume, Ghos…
Artists in Brownsville find a shared common humanity
The title of this exhibition, Un/Provincial: Art of South Texas is predicated upon the notion that the media casts a sha…
LMAKgallery: More Than a Space to See Art
LMAKgallery is unlike the typical white cube art viewing spaces you’ll find peppered throughout New York City. Much more…
Interview with artist Rachel Schmidhofer
Rachel Schmidhofer is a Brooklyn-based painter. Her vibrant still-lifes of natural objects and domestic interiors evoke …