For his first solo show in New York, the French painter Franck Chalendard created a series to evoke a sense of spring, desire, and whimsy. With groupings of lines, circular gestures, grids and splatters...
Editors' Picks: New York, February 14th-February 17th, 2019 Take your sweetheart to see some art this Valentine's Day weekend. Sanne Vaassen, The National Anthems of the World, 2014. Hardcover book....
With it's 260 participating galleries from 33 countries showcasing more than 4,000 artists Art Basel Miami Beach, the "main fair," is North America's largest art fair. In its sixteen years, attracting...
Equal parts entrepreneur and academic, Anna Mikaela Ekstrand has through her editorial work pushed the boundaries of arts media in the digital sphere. From the time she booked all her friends in the tanning...
Black Portraitures IV: The Color of Silence - Join the conversation Fifteen years ago, the initial colloquium on African American art took place at Harvard University. Black Portraitures has since convened...
What's On This Week l New York, March 8th -14th, 2018 Neil Winokur, David (Wojnarowicz), 1985, Fujiflex photograph. photo courtesy of MAW. Neil Winokur: Glass of Red Wine, Feather, Ice Cube, Candles...
Art Slick and Gritty - Pajama Party, Screening, and Panel @ Performance is Alive, Satellite Art Fair (Friday, 7pm-10pm) Last year, the performance artist Ayana Evans, your editor-at-large, performed...
In Egyptian mythology, the goddess Nut swallows the sun every night to birth it anew the next day. Taking its name from this powerful goddess that protects the earth by performing the perpetual cycle...
