“The art world is much bigger now than a decade ago,” Stockholm-based art advisor Ebba…
It is Armory Week 2024 and as always SPRING/BREAK Art Show (S/B for short) opened…
Korean born curator Irene Gong is making a notable impression on New York’s art scene…
Curated by Irene Gong, Echoes of Time at Space776 marks the inaugural US solo exhibition…
Through a new collaboration with painter Issa Salliander co-founder of the gaming studio 10 Chambers,…
Immersive exhibitions are all the rage and have historically served as a platform to present…
The Anthropocene, and ecological decay are both focuses of Sarah Martin-Nuss, and in her most…
Upon first glance one might view Luis Emilio Romero’s paintings as a translation of traditional…
Curator Lucy Liu’s Dream of Arches The Egyptians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and Romans used the arch…
“Spiritual World” marks RAINRAIN’s first exhibition within their guest curator programming and their first collaboration…
When I visited Stella Pfeiffer’s studio, I was struck by how she inhabited her workspace…
The 60th edition of La Biennale di Venezia often requires heightened attunement to retain subtle…
In May of this year my friend who created and runs The AIDS Memorial Instagram,…
A decidedly major draw for the launch of Carvalho Park’s Performance Series has been the…
On an afternoon in May, members of ArtTable gathered at the Drawing Center in…
In Brooklyn, at the Center for Performance Research, Giving You the Best That We Got:…
Tucked away on a beautiful East Hampton property in a tastefully designed studio and with…
The inflatable Christopher Columbus “doll” installed in the back of the Tribeca-based gallery Ghostmachine goofily…