While not absolutely an outsider artist, neither did Eugene Von Bruenchenhein fit into the artworld’s mainstream. Self-t…
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Danielle Orchard’s ‘Mother’s Magazines’ at Jack Hanley Gallery
Danielle Orchard’s art revolves around the female body. Largely eschewing politics, she focuses rather on lineage, fitti…
Luis Camnitzer at Alexander Gray Associates
Luis Camnitzer, a Uruguayan born in Germany but residing in New York since the middle 1960s, has opened a compelling sh…
Accessing the Psyche, Provoking a 6th Sense: Irvin Tepper’s “Evidence of Phantoms Made Real Between Thoughts” at the Station Museum of Contemporary Art
Spooky season may be over, but there’s still time for you to delightfully dwell in the paranormal and the bordering-exis…
FIAC Paris Review
FIAC week in Paris is a truly exciting time of the year. For four days, we lived in a contemporary art and culture marat…
‘Return to Sender’ by Tommy Kha at LMAK Gallery
Tommy Kha is a photographer from Memphis, Tennessee. Gay, Asian-American and not out to his family, Kha explores assumpt…
Opening Night Impressions of Origins at Signs and Symbols
On the evening of September 4th, the air was fresh and the streets were humming with curious excitement as the skies ove…
Rainer Gross at Galerie Richard
Rainer Gross is a seventy years old German painter, who is originally from Cologne but spends most of his time in New Yo…
Topsy-Turvy by Jeff Way at Lesley Heller Gallery
A destabilized neon grid takes center stage in “Topsy-Turvy” at Lesley Heller. A solo exhibition of paintings by artist …
“Josh Smith: Emo Jungle” at David Zwirner
Josh Smith is a youngish figurative artist given to painting brightly colored works that include seemingly prehistoric b…