In the United States when you place the word “barrio” in front of anything, it acts as a filter. It filters whatever words follow through a Mexican-American context down to common denominators like...

I know where the da Vinci is. All kinds of sources, including the "New York Times," are saying that "Christ as Salvator Mundi," the $450 million painting that sold in 2017, is apparently ‘missing.’...

Move over Chelsea! The days of having to travel all the way west towards the Highline in order to gallery hop are in the past, as the Lower East Side has established itself as a prime destination for art galleries...

Over the summer, I reconnected with visual artist turned curator Stephanie Cortazzo and was introduced to her conceptual collage series, Cosmic Crisis at the Brooklyn Collage Collective’s group show...

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...

The eminent art-critic Roberta Smith called Alighiero Boetti “An Artist who Mixed Disparate Elements” in his obituary in the New York Times. It was published on April 26, 1994, shortly after the artist’s...

Beginning in the 1950's, the first Italian artists to create Programmed and Kinetic artworks did so in an attempt to ideate images of utopian futures. Inspired by developments in psychology and political...