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Louise Giovanelli Examines a Tension in "Here on Earth" in Hong Kong

As the art world has descended upon Hong Kong this week for Art Basel, we are looking around the city for a few things to check out. One show high on the list is White Cube's presentation of British March 28, 2024

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 135: Cathrin Hoffmann and a New Post-Surrealism

We love when an old friend becomes a new friend all at once. We have known and featured the works of German-artist Cathrin Hoffmann many times through the years and one of the things we love about he March 27, 2024

Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe Creates the Soul of Boxing in "Hall of Fame"

Boxing, as a subject in art, has an allure and a history. The poetry of the ring, and the elegant brutality of the physicality, draws painters in. Obviously, the likes of LeRoy Neiman and Geroge Bell March 26, 2024

Woody De Othello Has "Faith Like a Rock"

Stephen Friedman Gallery presents Faith Like a Rock, the first solo exhibition in the UK by Woody De Othello. Othello is best known for a multidisciplinary practice that encompasses sculpture, p March 14, 2024

Guillaume Ollivier Explores the Fantasy of "Cheap Thrills & Tons of Smoke for Maximum Joy"

CONTROL Gallery is pleased to announce Cheap Thrills & Tons of Smoke for Maximum Joy, a collection of new works from Los Angeles-based artist Guillaume Ollivier. Bringing to life a unique as  ; March 12, 2024

Tali Lennox: Tremors @ Nicodim, Los Angeles

When was the last time you felt a tremor? In this anthropomorphic visual journey, artist Tali Lennox enlists erupting volcanoes, glowing forests and mystical landscapes to explore the pleasure of sub March 01, 2024

Murmures: Moonassi's Metaphysical Explorations @ Galerie Vazieux, Paris

From his training in traditional Asian painting, Korean artist Moonassi (무나씨) retains the use of materials—paper, ink, and water—as well as the spiritual essence—representing feeling February 22, 2024

Uncustomary Customs: An Interview With Brooklyn’s Grumpy Bert on the History of the Red Envelope Show

Symbolizing good luck and prosperity, the exchange of red envelopes is a beloved Lunar New Year tradition present in even the oldest stories about this celebration. To ring in the year of the dragon, February 01, 2024

Nathaniel Oliver "My Journey Was Long So Yours Could Be Shorter" @ Karma, NYC

Karma presents My Journey Was Long So That Yours Could Be Shorter, an exhibition of new paintings by Nathaniel Oliver, on view through March 2 at 188 East 2nd Street, New York. January 31, 2024

Mike Lee: The Privilege of Innocence

"Go west, young man!" An iconic phrase that drove America's westward expansion—a call to citizens and immigrants alike, to embrace Manifest Destiny and seek new lands, prosperity, and freedom. Over January 15, 2024
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