With soft bodies contorted and long limbs impossibly tangled, some of the figures appear to be either embracing, dancing…
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Sanford Biggers at Marianne Boesky: Intentionally Woke, Unintentionally Groovy
Sanford Biggers’ first solo show at Marianne Boesky is, in a word, woke. (For those unfamiliar with contemporary slang, …
Kati Vilim at Paul Robeson Galleries (Rutgers University, Newark)
Kati Vilim is a mid-career artist currently working in Newark. Originally from Hungary, she took an MFA degree at the Hu…
David Craig Ellis’ Solo Show ‘Please Fuck Me’ at World Money Gallery
David Ellis begins every day with a quick sketch. So that it does not become a monotonous activity, some days he purpose…
Walter Swennen: bewtie at Gladstone Gallery
As the title of the exhibition implies, bewtie by veteran artist Walter Swennen, currently on view at Gladstone Gallery,…
Interview with Artist Jacob Hicks (Winner of the Open Call Submission at Galerie Protégé)
Jamie Martinez: Congratulations on winning the open call for “Natural Selection” at Galerie Protégé. Can you…
Gallery Hopping on Opening Night: DC Moore Gallery, Bernarducci Gallery and Gallery Henoch on October 5th, 2017.
Joyce Kozloff: Girlhood at DC Moore Gallery October 5 – November 4, 2017 535 West 22nd Street, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10…
Laurent Grasso: The Panoptes Project at Olivier Malingue (London)
Echoing the myth of Argos Panoptes, a giant covered with a myriad of eyes, the exhibition draws on Laurent Grasso’s long…
Ad Minoliti: G.S.F.C. 2.0 (geometrical sci-fi cyborg) at Cherry and Martin Gallery
For “Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA,” a city-wide, far-reaching and ambitious exploration of Latin American and Latino art…
Jennifer Guidi: More Life at David Kordansky Gallery
For centuries, Tibetan Buddhist monks have carried on the tradition of creating and destroying elaborate sand mandalas r…