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Jean Jullien: The Art of Escapism

Jean Jullien is telling me about a trilogy of shows he created about his life on a January day from his studio in Paris, when I realize he might have the greatest output of a contemporary artist I ha March 25, 2024

Jerrin Wagstaff: American Landscapes

The American Western landscape has often been depicted as a vast unknown – its seemingly endless peaks and valleys weave together histories of anticipated exploration and claiming unsettled propert March 21, 2024

Dizzy Dwellings: Dani Dazey’s Modern Maximalism

Dani Dazey, along with Drag Queen Trixie Mattell, designed the palatially pink Trixie Motel in Palm Springs; the whole process was delightfully documented on a recent reality TV series. Dazey is the March 20, 2024

Vera Iliatova's "The Drawing Lesson"

Featured frontally here are young women, each caught in a significant, quasi-cinematic pose; flowers in vases, cropping up to intrude on human activity; art books, shoes and fabrics scattered on the March 14, 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

An Interview with David Shrigley Where He Reveals Himself Slowly

It's Friday night, an hour before the opening of his new solo show, People Reveal Themselves Slowly, and David Shrigley is making prints and talking to me on the phone. It's not that he isn't excited February 27, 2024

One Last Call for ... The A' Design Awards & Competition

A couple weeks back we did a call for entries for the new 2024 A' Design Awards. AKA, the worlds' largest design competition awarding best designs over a given year based on entries. How did you do? February 19, 2024

Danielle Roberts Paints the Feeling of "Idling"

Maybe if you grew up in the suburbs you would understand the feeling. Maybe if your Friday or Saturday night highlights were waiting in the parking lot of the local liquor store, McDonald's or climbi February 07, 2024

April Bey: A Trip To Atlantica

Drawing from her own experiences in Bahamian and American cultures, April Bey’s work as both an artist and educator critically explores themes of race, identity, supremacy, and colonialism. A self- February 05, 2024

Copenhagen, Paris, and Sweet Sweet Sarajevo: A Guide for Quitting Your Job and Crossing Europe

Many moons ago, probably illuminated by the light of a starry night, and a few glasses of wine, I came to the realization that my life needed more. This story begins at the start of the pandemic. I k January 29, 2024
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