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Preview: Elena Redmond "Sitting Ducks" @ DIMIN, NYC

DIMIN is proud to present Sitting Ducks, a provocative showcase of the newest work from Brooklyn-based artist Elena Redmond. Through her distinctive approach to portraiture, Redmond continues a April 18, 2025

Fiza Khatri "The Beauty You Beheld" @ Semiose, Paris

There’s something queer about Fiza Khatri’s latest paintings, and it’s not the people in them. While the artist in their work to date has already established a reputation for seemingly casual y January 08, 2025

Amanda Ba: Frustration and Desire

Why, why, why? This word echoed throughout my mind after a conversation with artist Amanda Ba. Three simple letters strung together in an attempt to find solace in the questions of our daily existenc December 02, 2024

Jingze Du Shows His "True Colors"

Steve Turner is pleased to present True Colors, a two-part solo exhibition consisting of new paintings by Dublin-based Jingze Du. October 18, 2024

Lee Quinoñes: In Graffiti We Trust

In spring 1974, thirteen-year-old Lee Quiñones took his schematic drawings into a tunnel and spray painted “LEE” in gold, white, and black on the small panel of a New York City BMT train. An ins March 04, 2024

50 Things To Draw Besides A Skull: Robocop’s Buttcheeks and More

I grew up skateboarding, and two of my main artistic influences as a kid were Vernon Courtlandt Johnson and Pushead. Two things they share in common is that both have drawn TONS of skulls. Their illu October 04, 2022

A Look Into Academy of Art University's Spring Show 2022

Entering the Academy of Art University's Spring Show is like hungrily appraising a beautiful buffet, approaching the blind tasting, ready to relish the familiar and comforting, but also curious about June 15, 2022

Akos Ezer: And The Homo Inflexus

When exploring the human form, that most consistently tantalizing and engrossing subject, modern painters often seek approaches developed by twentieth-century portraitists like Francis Bacon and Luci October 25, 2021

Love is Larger Than Life in Washington DC: A City Guide from Lisa Marie Thalhammer

“It’s about love. It’s about freedom. It’s about vibrant color representing diversity. It’s about the subtle ways humans interact with public art and how it changes the energetic vibrations ; October 14, 2020

ME!: Art History and the Selfie

It took 200,000 years, but we have finally fully evolved our being: arm extended in front, digital smartphone in hand, duck face in full expression and with the simple push of a finger, voilá, ��th May 11, 2020

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