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Philly and Friendship: Tierra Whack and Alex Da Corte Make The Best Art Together

Taking from something our editor Evan Pricco once said about Radiohead in our Winter ‘22 Quarterly, “Iconic bands have, one would say, an iconic aesthetic.” Although Tierra Whack is a one-woman April 08, 2024

Todd James Evokes the Silent Power and Beauty of the Everyday

Todd James's new exhibition, Musical Chairs, at Galleria Patricia Armocida, represents a visual bridge between James’s oil stick paintings exhibited in Copenhagen and New York in 2023, and his sign March 19, 2024

All Entities Are Subject to Decay in Super Future Kid's "Stardust"

Born in East Germany before the collapse of the Berlin Wall, Super Future Kid's artistic endeavors are influenced by pop culture elements, including video games, music, early internet culture, and to March 18, 2024

A Portfolio: Ahoo Maher

On today's A Portfolio, we look at the paintings of music, performance and fine artist, Ahoo Maher.  March 06, 2024

For Justine Otto, It's "All Shades, All Hues, All Blues"

Hollis Taggart is pleased to present All Shades, All Hues, All Blues, the Hamburg, Germany-based Justine Otto's first solo show in New York City. In her latest body of work, Otto applies her innovati February 16, 2024

Sarah Lee: At Moonlight

When was the last time you sat in stillness? Turned off your phone? Closed your eyes and allowed your brain to neutralize and excavate an instinct deep inside, opening the senses to risk and exposure January 22, 2024

Emily Ferguson "If You Want, I’ll Be Your Star” @ Half Gallery, Los Angeles

Figures swathed in ribbons as though wrapped in a breeze or a melody, Emily Ferguson borrows from music, cinema, art history and her own biography for this latest exhibition in Los Angeles. The title January 17, 2024

Once a Harbor: Senon Williams @ Emma Gray HQ, Los Angeles

Senon Williams is a lifelong visual artist and musician, and a Los Angeles native. Ranging in media from paintings on paper and canvas, to wood sculpture and assemblage, Williams explores poignant vi January 12, 2024

Cato Has Made "Another Life" in Los Angeles at The Cabin

We are so excited that recent Radio Juxtapoz guest, London-based Cato, is the most recent guest in our other neck of the woods, Los Angeles, with a new body of work at The Cabin and The La Brea December 07, 2023

The Purgatory of Adolescence: An Interview with Rachel Gregor

Though the experience of being a teenage girl is not an experience that is universally relatable, there are some truths about the summer before high school that likely resonate far and wide: you are November 22, 2023
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